- Lubuntu is really nice, processes look fluent, besides it is really stable and robust, though it doesn't let any error pass.
- Off course it uses lightdm.
- Actually serious errors can be corrected but manually.
- I performed the procedure of upgrading from 18.04 into 19.04, many things have changed, but many errrors did appear meanwhile.
- Amongst the minor errors we cite the disappearance of the icons, I retrieved them through switching from the gdm3 into lightdm, and when I change some gnome into Lubuntu.
- As for the serious errors, I think the corruption of the apt command is the toughest one, I failed to install anything any more, any operation of installation ended with an indication that there a non satisfied interdependance resulting from inconsistencies within the python3 in the distro core; this came from the upgradin operation. Some time a red message about a sever dpkg error appears.
- I have tried any proposed combination of commands on the net like apt clean, remove, autoremove, upgrade, fullupgrade, dist-upgrade, update, --fix-missing, purge, repairing dpkg even from the grub menu, all failed, the solution has been to empty /var/lib/dpkg/info/ , after that we can proceed to apt-get install upgrade and update and install missing packahes like gdm3.
Good link about the matter : http://doc.ubuntu-fr.org/probleme_apt
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