Does alt+F2 work?
Yes .... sorry I lost you as I had to reboot and then the screen was all screwed up and I couldn't see the right side of my screen it was hidden ... but alt + F2 does work
Does alt-F2 allow you to launch gnome-terminal?
I don't see anything on the list that says Gnome Terminal
Frog... When you ran the installation earlier... Did the terminal give output that apt was going to Remove Anything?
I can't see the far right side of my computer .... I can only read where it says to apt ... after that the rest of that sentence is missing .... but I do't recall it saying it was going to remove something ...
Hmmm?
When?
Do you have terminal open now?
What?
No I'll have to shut down and boot back up and find the terminal among the folders again
Ok what window are you referring to here?
The Vivaldi page that has the Zorin board in ... the one I am typing in now
From alt+F2, try: xterm
Didn't see anything that said xterm ...
That is almost impossible.
Xterm is the base under all Terminal Emulators.
Are you hitting enter
after typing it in?
Sorry but I'm lost when I hit alt F2 all I see is a long list down the left side of the page with what looks like maybe something on the left side but I can't see them ....
What happens if you pull up alt+F2 and type in gnome-terminal
and then hit the enter key?
What happens if you pull up alt+F2 and type in xterm
and
then hit the enter key?
To be quite frank I see no where to type anything ...
Perhaps the window is off screen. Just type blindly and hit enter when done.
OK got a full screen back but the alt F2 command has something to do with Vivaldi as everything in the list is related to the browser ...
Must be a sticky key
alt key plus F2 is supposed to bring up the Launcher Utility.
I am honestly at a loss. The symptoms you describe make it sound like your Desktop Environment was removed. But nothing about installing cinnamon opens up anything to remove any desktop.
tty won't accept your password. Cannot pull up launcher. Cannot pull up terminal. When you had a terminal, it said command not found - presumably apt or sudo.
None of this makes any sense at all.