I had issues with this way … stuff was missing … overlooking the sudden (it WAS stable for about 2 weeks… and I mean the unity side only) issues I have had with unity on my nightly install … I had issues with “sudo apt install unity” … with “sudo apt install ubuntu-unity-desktop” …THEN Unity … seemed like Unity
How do I restore gnome 3? Installing Unity has left my laptop in an unusable state. Clicking on any icon on the quicklaunch bar leaves the mouse in a wait state and I cannot do anything more. I have to manually power off my laptop.
About Ubuntu, while it certainly have it’s strange habits, once tweaked a bit from the defaults, I have found it to be quite useful on laptops. On the other hand I had bad experience with Unity, but those where certainly it’s early days.
After installing and rebooting, I can select Unity when logging in, but I’m immediately logged out… I can log into the “Ubuntu on Wayland” environment (gnome) just fine. I followed the installation instructions and received no error messages. Any suggestions ?
You should find some logfiles that will help debug your issue. I’d suggest /var/log/syslog, and you could also look around in your home directory for (possibly hidden) files and directories, called something related to the display manager, like .xsession, and such. They should contain at least some clue what the problem might be.