Ubuntu 16.04 installed on phone looks different
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I have just installed Ubuntu 16.04 on an old phone (Nexus 5).
It seems to work but it doesn't look like the same version of Ubuntu I have on my laptop. Navbar is at bottom, name of console is 'LXTerminal'.. so I am a bit lost.
Is there a way to recover usual Ubuntu 16.04 appearance ?
16.04 phone
asked Mar 31 at 1:29
MaxenceMaxence
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I have just installed Ubuntu 16.04 on an old phone (Nexus 5).
It seems to work but it doesn't look like the same version of Ubuntu I have on my laptop. Navbar is at bottom, name of console is 'LXTerminal'.. so I am a bit lost.
Is there a way to recover usual Ubuntu 16.04 appearance ?
16.04 phone
asked Mar 31 at 1:29
MaxenceMaxence
1208
Did you by any chance install Lubuntu instead of the standard Ubuntu?
– pomsky
Mar 31 at 1:37
Welllsb_release -asaysno LSB modules are available - distributor if : Ubuntu - description : Ubuntu 16.04 LTS...I have installed through Linux Deploy app.
– Maxence
Mar 31 at 1:42
1
Ohhh : desktop environment is LXDE. Didn't see that. Other options were XTerm Xfce MATE Other
– Maxence
Mar 31 at 1:44
add a comment |
I have just installed Ubuntu 16.04 on an old phone (Nexus 5).
It seems to work but it doesn't look like the same version of Ubuntu I have on my laptop. Navbar is at bottom, name of console is 'LXTerminal'.. so I am a bit lost.
Is there a way to recover usual Ubuntu 16.04 appearance ?
16.04 phone
asked Mar 31 at 1:29
MaxenceMaxence
1208
I have just installed Ubuntu 16.04 on an old phone (Nexus 5).
It seems to work but it doesn't look like the same version of Ubuntu I have on my laptop. Navbar is at bottom, name of console is 'LXTerminal'.. so I am a bit lost.
Is there a way to recover usual Ubuntu 16.04 appearance ?
16.04 phone
16.04 phone
asked Mar 31 at 1:29
MaxenceMaxence
1208
asked Mar 31 at 1:29
MaxenceMaxence
1208
asked Mar 31 at 1:29
MaxenceMaxence
1208
asked Mar 31 at 1:29
MaxenceMaxence
1208
asked Mar 31 at 1:29
MaxenceMaxence
1208
1208
Did you by any chance install Lubuntu instead of the standard Ubuntu?
– pomsky
Mar 31 at 1:37
Welllsb_release -asaysno LSB modules are available - distributor if : Ubuntu - description : Ubuntu 16.04 LTS...I have installed through Linux Deploy app.
– Maxence
Mar 31 at 1:42
1
Ohhh : desktop environment is LXDE. Didn't see that. Other options were XTerm Xfce MATE Other
– Maxence
Mar 31 at 1:44
add a comment |
Did you by any chance install Lubuntu instead of the standard Ubuntu?
– pomsky
Mar 31 at 1:37
Welllsb_release -asaysno LSB modules are available - distributor if : Ubuntu - description : Ubuntu 16.04 LTS...I have installed through Linux Deploy app.
– Maxence
Mar 31 at 1:42
1
Ohhh : desktop environment is LXDE. Didn't see that. Other options were XTerm Xfce MATE Other
– Maxence
Mar 31 at 1:44
Did you by any chance install Lubuntu instead of the standard Ubuntu?
– pomsky
Mar 31 at 1:37
Did you by any chance install Lubuntu instead of the standard Ubuntu?
– pomsky
Mar 31 at 1:37
Well
lsb_release -a says no LSB modules are available - distributor if : Ubuntu - description : Ubuntu 16.04 LTS... I have installed through Linux Deploy app.– Maxence
Mar 31 at 1:42
Well
lsb_release -a says no LSB modules are available - distributor if : Ubuntu - description : Ubuntu 16.04 LTS... I have installed through Linux Deploy app.– Maxence
Mar 31 at 1:42
1
1
Ohhh : desktop environment is LXDE. Didn't see that. Other options were XTerm Xfce MATE Other
– Maxence
Mar 31 at 1:44
Ohhh : desktop environment is LXDE. Didn't see that. Other options were XTerm Xfce MATE Other
– Maxence
Mar 31 at 1:44
add a comment |
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Unless your phone can handle it, and the option is available in Linux Deploy (last I remember it wasn't, the Unity DE), then no. Otherwise, try reinstalling the distro with the Unity DE.
answered Mar 31 at 2:09
AlienDrewAlienDrew
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I tried to install mate but it seemed to be worse. Then back to LXDE. Yet I couldn't install some programs.. then I have given up :) Well wasn't that useful on a small screen either. BAck to the laptop...
– Maxence
Apr 1 at 18:18
Have you tried the actual Ubuntu Touch OS (for mobile devices) instead? @Maxence ubuntu-touch.io/get-it
– AlienDrew
Apr 1 at 23:44
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Unless your phone can handle it, and the option is available in Linux Deploy (last I remember it wasn't, the Unity DE), then no. Otherwise, try reinstalling the distro with the Unity DE.
answered Mar 31 at 2:09
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I tried to install mate but it seemed to be worse. Then back to LXDE. Yet I couldn't install some programs.. then I have given up :) Well wasn't that useful on a small screen either. BAck to the laptop...
– Maxence
Apr 1 at 18:18
Have you tried the actual Ubuntu Touch OS (for mobile devices) instead? @Maxence ubuntu-touch.io/get-it
– AlienDrew
Apr 1 at 23:44
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Unless your phone can handle it, and the option is available in Linux Deploy (last I remember it wasn't, the Unity DE), then no. Otherwise, try reinstalling the distro with the Unity DE.
answered Mar 31 at 2:09
AlienDrewAlienDrew
194
I tried to install mate but it seemed to be worse. Then back to LXDE. Yet I couldn't install some programs.. then I have given up :) Well wasn't that useful on a small screen either. BAck to the laptop...
– Maxence
Apr 1 at 18:18
Have you tried the actual Ubuntu Touch OS (for mobile devices) instead? @Maxence ubuntu-touch.io/get-it
– AlienDrew
Apr 1 at 23:44
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Unless your phone can handle it, and the option is available in Linux Deploy (last I remember it wasn't, the Unity DE), then no. Otherwise, try reinstalling the distro with the Unity DE.
answered Mar 31 at 2:09
AlienDrewAlienDrew
194
Unless your phone can handle it, and the option is available in Linux Deploy (last I remember it wasn't, the Unity DE), then no. Otherwise, try reinstalling the distro with the Unity DE.
answered Mar 31 at 2:09
AlienDrewAlienDrew
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I tried to install mate but it seemed to be worse. Then back to LXDE. Yet I couldn't install some programs.. then I have given up :) Well wasn't that useful on a small screen either. BAck to the laptop...
– Maxence
Apr 1 at 18:18
Have you tried the actual Ubuntu Touch OS (for mobile devices) instead? @Maxence ubuntu-touch.io/get-it
– AlienDrew
Apr 1 at 23:44
add a comment |
I tried to install mate but it seemed to be worse. Then back to LXDE. Yet I couldn't install some programs.. then I have given up :) Well wasn't that useful on a small screen either. BAck to the laptop...
– Maxence
Apr 1 at 18:18
Have you tried the actual Ubuntu Touch OS (for mobile devices) instead? @Maxence ubuntu-touch.io/get-it
– AlienDrew
Apr 1 at 23:44
I tried to install mate but it seemed to be worse. Then back to LXDE. Yet I couldn't install some programs.. then I have given up :) Well wasn't that useful on a small screen either. BAck to the laptop...
– Maxence
Apr 1 at 18:18
I tried to install mate but it seemed to be worse. Then back to LXDE. Yet I couldn't install some programs.. then I have given up :) Well wasn't that useful on a small screen either. BAck to the laptop...
– Maxence
Apr 1 at 18:18
Have you tried the actual Ubuntu Touch OS (for mobile devices) instead? @Maxence ubuntu-touch.io/get-it
– AlienDrew
Apr 1 at 23:44
Have you tried the actual Ubuntu Touch OS (for mobile devices) instead? @Maxence ubuntu-touch.io/get-it
– AlienDrew
Apr 1 at 23:44
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Did you by any chance install Lubuntu instead of the standard Ubuntu?
– pomsky
Mar 31 at 1:37
Well
lsb_release -asaysno LSB modules are available - distributor if : Ubuntu - description : Ubuntu 16.04 LTS...I have installed through Linux Deploy app.– Maxence
Mar 31 at 1:42
1
Ohhh : desktop environment is LXDE. Didn't see that. Other options were XTerm Xfce MATE Other
– Maxence
Mar 31 at 1:44