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Can you guess which DE's theme does my windows use? And how to recover my Ubuntu to fully use the GNOME theme?

ke flag

I've recently uninstalled the Deepin Desktop Evironment (DDE) from my Ubuntu 20.04 LTS system, and now I'm using a strange theme that looks more like Arch/Kali Linux:

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How can I restore the stock Ubuntu 20.04 theme?

cn flag
Use the log out button and see what the drop down shows?
ke flag
@Rinzwind A stock thing.
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in flag

Installing (and uninstalling) alternative desktops will often mess up the default environment. There are a couple of options that may restore the default Gnome desktop but, be warned, this will restore stock settings. Any customisations that you have made will be wiped clear.

Option 1: Reset Gnome

The simplest is to reset the Gnome Desktop settings:

  1. Open Terminal (if it's not already open)
  2. Reset Gnome:
    dconf reset -f /org/gnome/
    
    Note: Do not do this via SSH. You must be on the machine itself.

Option 2: Reinstall the Desktop Environment

Sometimes a reinstallation of ubuntu-desktop is necessary:

  1. Open Terminal (if it's not already open)
  2. Reinstall the Desktop Environment:
    sudo apt install --reinstall ubuntu-desktop
    

One of these two ought to get you back to a default Ubuntu Gnome desktop.

ke flag
`dconf reset -f /org/gnome/`??? Done.
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