It is designed to be consistent across operating systems whether you are using Mac, Windows or Linux or other platforms. The session menu is a panel which appears during the life of your remote connection to give you access to a number of features and functionality ranging from printing, sharing disks, multi-media, screen capture, and more. For guidance on installation and configuration of the software, please consult the Installation & Configuration Guides available on the website: The Menu Panel
It illustrates the functionality available via the Menu Panel during a connection to the remote or virtual desktop. This guide is an introduction to the Menu Panel present in NoMachine software version 4 or higher. This and other solutions include booting from a live usb.4.4. I'd like to avoid reinstalling the OS.įrom reading other threads, I know this post may be criticised as not being precise enough or haven't tried enough, but really I cannot get more information from that white screen myself and don't want to risk ruining everything just to provide more information.Įdit: I have no idea if the problem is related to lvm2-activation-generator, as in Ubuntu 19.10 “Something has gone wrong” after update from 19.04 Ideally, I'd like to save my data that is stored on an encrypted harddrive before trying to fix errors. Now, without actively rebooting, the "Oh no! Something went wrong" screen appeared.Īs I am still inexperienced with this kind of troubleshooting, I feel it wouldn't be safe to just try out answers from other threads that don't have exactly the same 'history'.Ĭtrl+ Alt+ F4 and trying to login and get more information from the command line ( Oh no! Something has gone wrong on restart). During the upgrade I was asked if I wanted to keep or replace /etc/sane.d/dll.conf file. I upgraded to Ubuntu 20.04 today, choosing LightDM over gdm3 during the upgrade.
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