Wayland taken over from predecessor installation
For Ubuntu machines here neither administrator nor user do adaptations in core of graphical environment stack and bootloader. I mean type of used graphic env. stack and bootloader are not changed by these persons.
As Bionic Beaver drops usage of Wayland I wonder for what reason the to-18.04 upgrade process leaves Wayland to be installed?
Same question regarding Unity.
It was possible to uninstall Unity without negative end-effects.
How risky is to uninstall Wayland?
Fact that those two mentioned above keep to be installed after completion of upgrade to 18.04 results from our own observations made on transition from 16.04 to 18.04.
unity 18.04 upgrade wayland
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For Ubuntu machines here neither administrator nor user do adaptations in core of graphical environment stack and bootloader. I mean type of used graphic env. stack and bootloader are not changed by these persons.
As Bionic Beaver drops usage of Wayland I wonder for what reason the to-18.04 upgrade process leaves Wayland to be installed?
Same question regarding Unity.
It was possible to uninstall Unity without negative end-effects.
How risky is to uninstall Wayland?
Fact that those two mentioned above keep to be installed after completion of upgrade to 18.04 results from our own observations made on transition from 16.04 to 18.04.
unity 18.04 upgrade wayland
asked 2 days ago
Fifi CekFifi Cek
237
add a comment |
For Ubuntu machines here neither administrator nor user do adaptations in core of graphical environment stack and bootloader. I mean type of used graphic env. stack and bootloader are not changed by these persons.
As Bionic Beaver drops usage of Wayland I wonder for what reason the to-18.04 upgrade process leaves Wayland to be installed?
Same question regarding Unity.
It was possible to uninstall Unity without negative end-effects.
How risky is to uninstall Wayland?
Fact that those two mentioned above keep to be installed after completion of upgrade to 18.04 results from our own observations made on transition from 16.04 to 18.04.
unity 18.04 upgrade wayland
asked 2 days ago
Fifi CekFifi Cek
237
For Ubuntu machines here neither administrator nor user do adaptations in core of graphical environment stack and bootloader. I mean type of used graphic env. stack and bootloader are not changed by these persons.
As Bionic Beaver drops usage of Wayland I wonder for what reason the to-18.04 upgrade process leaves Wayland to be installed?
Same question regarding Unity.
It was possible to uninstall Unity without negative end-effects.
How risky is to uninstall Wayland?
Fact that those two mentioned above keep to be installed after completion of upgrade to 18.04 results from our own observations made on transition from 16.04 to 18.04.
unity 18.04 upgrade wayland
unity 18.04 upgrade wayland
asked 2 days ago
Fifi CekFifi Cek
237
asked 2 days ago
Fifi CekFifi Cek
237
asked 2 days ago
Fifi CekFifi Cek
237
asked 2 days ago
Fifi CekFifi Cek
237
asked 2 days ago
Fifi CekFifi Cek
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