From: Peter F. <pe...@si...> - 2016-02-01 22:46:01
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Since upgrading my Xubuntu laptop from 14.10 to 15.04, I can no longer log into an xfce or xubuntu window managers, only into e. (So what? I hear you say :-) If I try to start a different session, when I finish the password, the login window disappears for a second and then reappears. No session. When I log into e, the login window disappears for a much shorter time, maybe 1/10 second, and then reappears, and the disappears as the e logo comes up and the e session starts normally. I can no longer run update-manager or software-center or do-release-upgrade: at first they just segfaulted, but now the disk light flickers and then the prompt returns with no error message (do-release-upgrade does still segfault though, whereas before it spewed out Python errors). If I open a separate shell with Ctl-Alt-F1, I get the immediate message > Segmentation fault (core dumped) > run-parts: /etc/update-motd.d/90-updates-available exited with return code 139 And I have noticed that whenever I make an svn commit from the command line, I get prompted in a pop-up window (!) for my realm password *twice*. Previously the prompt was at the command line, and only once ever, and it remembered it afterwards. All of which makes me wonder if somehow I am running a shell inside a shell or a WM inside a WM. Something is badly hosed and none of the suggested remedies for update-manager segfaulting have had any effect. But e is running happily... ///Peter |