Comment 123 for bug 2059847
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| Egmont Koblinger (egmont-gmail) wrote | #123 |
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> The only thing that has worked for me is listed below
> 1. Reinstall Ubuntu LTS 22.04.4 without any upgrade or just don't connect it to the internet.
To anyone who considers reinstalling the OS due to this issue (because you messed up your system beyond repair, or whatever): Why not go for 24.04? This very issue is fixed there properly, and you save yourself from a future upgrade. (Yes I know for LTS guys it's usually recommended to wait for the .1 subrelease, but given the severity of this issue, dist-upgrading right now might be a viable option to consider.)
To anyone on 23.10 which will EOL in 2 months anyway: Why not dist-upgrade now?
Just my 2 cents. (I'm not trying to defend Ubuntu in this badly messed up situation; I'm just trying to bring yet another possible solution to its users' attention.)