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[ubuntu] Occasional low-graphics mode after failed Macbuntu install

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http://ubuntuforums.org – I have a dell-inspiron n5110 and I just upgraded to Ubuntu 12.10, I tried to install Macbuntu 10.10, previously I had gnome-fallback installed. The installation didn't completely work or seemed to be done, I logged out and back on and all was fine, and I uninstalled Macbuntu. Now occasionally I can log on perfectly ubuntu with full graphics (with an occasional system problem detected), but just as often, sometimes after having the successful login screen, I am forced into low-graphics mode, can't use mouse or anything, and am told I'll have to configure the graphics. I would like to know h (Hardware)

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Hi Everyone,

I was attempting to get a graphics tablet working and so removed a number of files with a view to re-installing these.

One of the files was ... xserver-xorg-input-wacom

Then, when I rebooted the computer, I got the following message ...

The system is running in low-graphics mode Your screen, graphics card, and input device settings could not be detected correctly.

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I've found some posts on how to make Unity look like MAC OS Lion and had it on my system at one time but it was not as good as the MACBuntu theme in 10.04 plus I've reinstalled since then and want to inst

I'm currently using Macbuntu 10.10 and I would love to upgrade the back end (kernel, gcc, pyton etc) but I don't want to change the front end (gnome 2), can that be done? I would love to have a fully up to date system but keep the snow leopard look.

Thanks