I am hoping that someone can help me with a recent problem that has sprung up today. I booted my system, which was running Ubuntu 22.10 and there were major changes to the desktop. The bottom task bar was gone, the background had changed (to default Ubuntu from black), and the Super key no longer brought up Activities Overview.
I have tried the "upper left corner" mouse position to activate Activities Overview but that does not bring anything up either. The upper left hand corner now has a new "applications" menu.
I have confirmed that my super key is not disabled as it works to lock the screen as usual. I figure that something must have gone through an upgrade yesterday and things under the hood got changed. I upgraded to Ubuntu 23.04 to see if that would help, and nothing changed (at least visually).
I was wondering if this might just be something that I screwed up without knowing it or whether it might be something more widespread.
Please let me know if there is any more information that I can provide that is helpful. The "About" information from settings is below. Thank you so much!
-John
Installation information:
Hardware model: MSI Creator 17 A10SFS
Firmware version: E17G3IMS.310
Memory: 32GB
Processor: Intel i7-10875H
Graphics: Nvidia RTX 2070
OS Name: Ubuntu 23.04
GNOME Version: Not Available (should be 44)
Windowing System X11
Kernel Version: Linux 6.2.0-20-generic
Screenshot of upper left of desktop showing applications and places but no "activities"
