Public bug reported:
I have reported this through Terminal. I had a warning only a partial
upgrade was possible so I continued (better than nothing, right?) but it
crashed and left me this message:
Can't install 'ubuntu-desktop'
It was impossible to install a required package. Please report thi
Further to my last comment I suspect Gramps or one of its add-ons as the
cause based on timing of when the error began.
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Title:
gedit and gnome-c
I have just been hit with this on a new install of 18.04 from a CD I had
to do because of a hard drive change and full restore. Initially text
editor worked well, but one of the applications I added, or a software
update, seems to have caused the transparency. The workaround suggested
by Heiko L
I had already reported this for transparent background in gedit and in
some windows on other programs (gramps), but I noticed that Calculator
is also showing the transparent background and that led me to this bug.
This bug is broader than Calculator by far including system monitor.
All I see as res
** Changed in: gnome-calculator (Ubuntu)
Status: Invalid => Confirmed
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Title:
Transparent background of calculator in ubuntu 18.04 using
This one shows the strange 'X' in Text Editor.
** Attachment added: "Seems to have a bell attached to the X"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-calculator/+bug/1767541/+attachment/5321430/+files/Screenshot%20from%202020-01-18%2015-39-50.png
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I want to add further comment. I am not sure I have the authority to change
the status from invalid to confirmed but it is clear several people are
affected by this and this bug is also reported elsewhere where the transparent
background is affecting gedit/text editor and system monitor. This
Public bug reported:
This computer often has difficult startups, but also for a long time has
not been able to update because it seems it must have had an interrupted
update in the past. While I write this it has launched itself into an
upgrade which I did not intend but maybe could fix the probl
Thanks Tom. I will check whether I have multiple Ubuntu releases on
that computer and if so may submit a separate bug report as suggested.
John Bell
On 5/10/19 1:20 PM, Tom Reynolds wrote:
> https://launchpadlibrarian.net/423140934/VarLogDistupgradeAptlog.txt
> seems to suggest you have package
