Ubuntu 16.04 not getting loaded after login
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I just started using Ubuntu 16.04 LTS, but unfortunately I run this command on terminal sudo apt remove adlm* which removed many packages. So whenever I enter after login it loads nothing. Also when I run any apt-get command it also give error
sudo: apt-get not found
Even dpkg some command not working. What should I do?
16.04 apt dpkg
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I just started using Ubuntu 16.04 LTS, but unfortunately I run this command on terminal sudo apt remove adlm* which removed many packages. So whenever I enter after login it loads nothing. Also when I run any apt-get command it also give error
sudo: apt-get not found
Even dpkg some command not working. What should I do?
16.04 apt dpkg
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I just ran this command to check which packages would be removed. It will remove a whopping 566 packages and will free 2.5GB at least in my Ubuntu installation. I have pasted packages to be removed here. It can be observed it is even removing python which a very essential package. I believe clean install is the only option left if you don't want to mess up things anymore. So backup files and have a clean install.
– Kulfy
Dec 21 at 13:37
Thanks sir I do that then
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I just started using Ubuntu 16.04 LTS, but unfortunately I run this command on terminal sudo apt remove adlm* which removed many packages. So whenever I enter after login it loads nothing. Also when I run any apt-get command it also give error
sudo: apt-get not found
Even dpkg some command not working. What should I do?
16.04 apt dpkg
edited Dec 21 at 14:10
Sourav Ghosh
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asked Dec 21 at 13:29
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I just started using Ubuntu 16.04 LTS, but unfortunately I run this command on terminal sudo apt remove adlm* which removed many packages. So whenever I enter after login it loads nothing. Also when I run any apt-get command it also give error
sudo: apt-get not found
Even dpkg some command not working. What should I do?
16.04 apt dpkg
16.04 apt dpkg
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I just ran this command to check which packages would be removed. It will remove a whopping 566 packages and will free 2.5GB at least in my Ubuntu installation. I have pasted packages to be removed here. It can be observed it is even removing python which a very essential package. I believe clean install is the only option left if you don't want to mess up things anymore. So backup files and have a clean install.
– Kulfy
Dec 21 at 13:37
Thanks sir I do that then
– Keep Smiling
Dec 21 at 18:29
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I just ran this command to check which packages would be removed. It will remove a whopping 566 packages and will free 2.5GB at least in my Ubuntu installation. I have pasted packages to be removed here. It can be observed it is even removing python which a very essential package. I believe clean install is the only option left if you don't want to mess up things anymore. So backup files and have a clean install.
– Kulfy
Dec 21 at 13:37
Thanks sir I do that then
– Keep Smiling
Dec 21 at 18:29
I just ran this command to check which packages would be removed. It will remove a whopping 566 packages and will free 2.5GB at least in my Ubuntu installation. I have pasted packages to be removed here. It can be observed it is even removing python which a very essential package. I believe clean install is the only option left if you don't want to mess up things anymore. So backup files and have a clean install.
– Kulfy
Dec 21 at 13:37
I just ran this command to check which packages would be removed. It will remove a whopping 566 packages and will free 2.5GB at least in my Ubuntu installation. I have pasted packages to be removed here. It can be observed it is even removing python which a very essential package. I believe clean install is the only option left if you don't want to mess up things anymore. So backup files and have a clean install.
– Kulfy
Dec 21 at 13:37
Thanks sir I do that then
– Keep Smiling
Dec 21 at 18:29
Thanks sir I do that then
– Keep Smiling
Dec 21 at 18:29
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I just ran this command to check which packages would be removed. It will remove a whopping 566 packages and will free 2.5GB at least in my Ubuntu installation. I have pasted packages to be removed here. It can be observed it is even removing python which a very essential package. I believe clean install is the only option left if you don't want to mess up things anymore. So backup files and have a clean install.
– Kulfy
Dec 21 at 13:37
Thanks sir I do that then
– Keep Smiling
Dec 21 at 18:29