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gdebi gui stuck on desktop - jerryc - 11-11-2019
Hi, I'm a longtime (15+ years) xubuntu user. My gf had Win7 on her desktop, for which MS is dropping support soon. She's never used Linux, so I decided to switch her over to something simple. I did some research and settled on LL for several reasons, top among them: I'm going to be the one managing it, I like the ubuntu lts, I have a lot of experience with xfce, I like synaptic, and I wanted a simple user interface. LL had them all.
She uses Chrome. After installing LL, I went to the link google gave for it, and clicked download. The option came up to install it with gdebi. I selected it. Then, I couldn't get gdebi to go away, no matter how many times I clicked the top right X or right clicked and selected close. So, I went to the terminal manager, searched for it, found it, and killed it. It was still there. I can minimize it, but it still shows in the panel.
So, I logged out. When I logged back in, it's still there. I checked the task manager, but it's not showing.
I looked for it in the app finder, but it doesn't show on a search.
I opened it up using the terminal. Another instance of it opened and closed easily, but the old one is still there and won't go away.
Any suggestions?
Thank you.
Re: gdebi gui stuck on desktop - supergamer - 11-11-2019
Try rebooting and what it sort of sounds like as I had some issues while fixing things before is an update was also going on at the same time. This is just speculation though. I would reboot, update the system, reboot again the make a folder and copy or move the chrome package into that folder, go to that folder then open up a terminal in that folder and
Code:
sudo dpkg -i *.debRe: gdebi gui stuck on desktop - jerryc - 11-11-2019
Yes. Rebooting worked. Thanks.
Developers should be aware, nonetheless.