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Hi, none of the above tips worked for me. The solution was: sudo apt reinstall ubuntu-desktop
For some reason some critical packages had disappeared and then Gnome could not start
It worked. Phweks. Thank you
Thank you Antonio on additional tips for solution. This one worked for me.
But I will added also this your solution, maybe it will work for someone other.
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Hi,
none of the above tips worked for me.
The solution was:
sudo apt reinstall ubuntu-desktop
For some reason some critical packages had disappeared and then Gnome could not start
It worked. Phweks. Thank you
Thank you Antonio on additional tips for solution. This one worked for me.
But I will added also this your solution, maybe it will work for someone other.