A Weird GUI Problem With GNOME Programs











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My Ubuntu OS' version is 18.04.1 LTS.



When I start gedit, this is the result gedit screenshot:



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Same problem arises with GNOME Calculator:



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I think some things wrong with GNOME programs. I wish to know followings:




  • Why is this happening?


  • How can i fix this?










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    *GNOME. Those aren't GNU programs.
    – muru
    Nov 7 at 19:09










  • Oops. Thanks. I have edited.
    – Metin Ersin Arıcan
    Nov 7 at 19:12






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    What kind of graphics card do you have?
    – Organic Marble
    Nov 7 at 21:15






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    My laptop have two graphic card. Hd graphics and nvidia. I am using bumblebee.
    – Metin Ersin Arıcan
    Nov 8 at 18:15















up vote
3
down vote

favorite












My Ubuntu OS' version is 18.04.1 LTS.



When I start gedit, this is the result gedit screenshot:



enter image description here



Same problem arises with GNOME Calculator:



enter image description here



I think some things wrong with GNOME programs. I wish to know followings:




  • Why is this happening?


  • How can i fix this?










share|improve this question




















  • 1




    *GNOME. Those aren't GNU programs.
    – muru
    Nov 7 at 19:09










  • Oops. Thanks. I have edited.
    – Metin Ersin Arıcan
    Nov 7 at 19:12






  • 1




    What kind of graphics card do you have?
    – Organic Marble
    Nov 7 at 21:15






  • 1




    My laptop have two graphic card. Hd graphics and nvidia. I am using bumblebee.
    – Metin Ersin Arıcan
    Nov 8 at 18:15













up vote
3
down vote

favorite









up vote
3
down vote

favorite











My Ubuntu OS' version is 18.04.1 LTS.



When I start gedit, this is the result gedit screenshot:



enter image description here



Same problem arises with GNOME Calculator:



enter image description here



I think some things wrong with GNOME programs. I wish to know followings:




  • Why is this happening?


  • How can i fix this?










share|improve this question















My Ubuntu OS' version is 18.04.1 LTS.



When I start gedit, this is the result gedit screenshot:



enter image description here



Same problem arises with GNOME Calculator:



enter image description here



I think some things wrong with GNOME programs. I wish to know followings:




  • Why is this happening?


  • How can i fix this?







gnome 18.04 screen gui gedit






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    *GNOME. Those aren't GNU programs.
    – muru
    Nov 7 at 19:09










  • Oops. Thanks. I have edited.
    – Metin Ersin Arıcan
    Nov 7 at 19:12






  • 1




    What kind of graphics card do you have?
    – Organic Marble
    Nov 7 at 21:15






  • 1




    My laptop have two graphic card. Hd graphics and nvidia. I am using bumblebee.
    – Metin Ersin Arıcan
    Nov 8 at 18:15














  • 1




    *GNOME. Those aren't GNU programs.
    – muru
    Nov 7 at 19:09










  • Oops. Thanks. I have edited.
    – Metin Ersin Arıcan
    Nov 7 at 19:12






  • 1




    What kind of graphics card do you have?
    – Organic Marble
    Nov 7 at 21:15






  • 1




    My laptop have two graphic card. Hd graphics and nvidia. I am using bumblebee.
    – Metin Ersin Arıcan
    Nov 8 at 18:15








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*GNOME. Those aren't GNU programs.
– muru
Nov 7 at 19:09




*GNOME. Those aren't GNU programs.
– muru
Nov 7 at 19:09












Oops. Thanks. I have edited.
– Metin Ersin Arıcan
Nov 7 at 19:12




Oops. Thanks. I have edited.
– Metin Ersin Arıcan
Nov 7 at 19:12




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1




What kind of graphics card do you have?
– Organic Marble
Nov 7 at 21:15




What kind of graphics card do you have?
– Organic Marble
Nov 7 at 21:15




1




1




My laptop have two graphic card. Hd graphics and nvidia. I am using bumblebee.
– Metin Ersin Arıcan
Nov 8 at 18:15




My laptop have two graphic card. Hd graphics and nvidia. I am using bumblebee.
– Metin Ersin Arıcan
Nov 8 at 18:15










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By the way - your calculator may be a 'snap' program.



Try: sudo snap install gnome-calculator



Try: sudo snap refresh






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  • I have tried already but not working. And also problem is not special to calculator. The exact same thing happens to also gedit.
    – Metin Ersin Arıcan
    Nov 7 at 20:06


















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Install the 'Synaptic Package Manager' and search for gedit,



using:



sudo apt-get update 
sudo apt-get install synaptic


This will help to figure out what is going on with any program/package issues.






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  • I don't understand how can I use synaptic package manager to solve the problem.
    – Metin Ersin Arıcan
    Nov 7 at 20:09






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    Did you install it and try to search gedit ? .............It's self explanatory, if there is a problem synaptic will indicate if there is a problem with the install, ie: broken package, unmet dependencies, wrong version etc .....
    – Better Ideas
    Nov 7 at 20:16












  • I am using synaptic already. But it doesn't indicate anything. Everything seems normal.
    – Metin Ersin Arıcan
    Nov 7 at 20:38






  • 1




    Hmmm. I don't know what the problem could be. The only suggestion I have is to open synaptic, search gedit, right click and choose 'mark for complete removal', click apply and after it completes, right click and 'mark for installation' then after the reinstall click on the 'reload' icon, then click the 'mark all upgrades' ...follow through if there are any upgrades. Click on the 'apply' icon and that's it. If that doesn't fix it, then it's above my pay-grade.
    – Better Ideas
    Nov 7 at 21:03












  • Also take a look at these links: snapcraft.io/gedit .......snapcraft.io/gnome-calculator
    – Better Ideas
    Nov 7 at 21:09


















up vote
1
down vote













You could experience a problem related to input method modules.
(https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gtk+3.0/+bug/1760818)



Try starting e.g. gedit by disabling GTK_IM_MODULE



GTK_IM_MODULE=none gedit


and check whether the issue is gone.



If it is gone, you could try to set GTK_IM_MODULE to none by invoking



im-config


and selecting choice "none" in the dialogs.



A reboot is necessary, afterwards.






share|improve this answer






























    up vote
    0
    down vote













    This link may be of help:



    gedit not working? [duplicate]



    Using: apt-get install --reinstall gedit must have space before the --reinstall



    or:



    sudo apt-get purge gedit && sudo apt-get install gedit


    Also try:



    sudo apt-get purge gedit gedit-common
    sudo apt-get clean
    sudo apt-get install gedit


    And do it for the Gnome calculator:



    sudo snap remove gnome-calculator


    and enter the following to install the deb version:



    sudo apt install gnome-calculator


    Another possibly is to update the 18.04.1 OS system with:



    sudo dpkg --configure -a
    sudo apt-get update
    sudo apt-get upgrade -f





    share|improve this answer



















    • 1




      I have had tried but it is not working. And also problem is not special to gedit.
      – Metin Ersin Arıcan
      Nov 7 at 18:33










    • Can you open gedit from the ubuntu search icon for "gedit", i.e. without using terminal?
      – Brendan Darrer
      Nov 7 at 18:37










    • It is not also working.
      – Metin Ersin Arıcan
      Nov 7 at 19:11










    • I have tried your last edit but not working.
      – Metin Ersin Arıcan
      Nov 7 at 19:20






    • 1




      Sorry, I am not a native English speaker and I think I have used wrong words. I have no problem with terminal. By "working", I meant any of the solutions you recommended didn't solve the issue.
      – Metin Ersin Arıcan
      Nov 7 at 20:14











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    By the way - your calculator may be a 'snap' program.



    Try: sudo snap install gnome-calculator



    Try: sudo snap refresh






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    • I have tried already but not working. And also problem is not special to calculator. The exact same thing happens to also gedit.
      – Metin Ersin Arıcan
      Nov 7 at 20:06















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    By the way - your calculator may be a 'snap' program.



    Try: sudo snap install gnome-calculator



    Try: sudo snap refresh






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    • I have tried already but not working. And also problem is not special to calculator. The exact same thing happens to also gedit.
      – Metin Ersin Arıcan
      Nov 7 at 20:06













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    up vote
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    By the way - your calculator may be a 'snap' program.



    Try: sudo snap install gnome-calculator



    Try: sudo snap refresh






    share|improve this answer














    By the way - your calculator may be a 'snap' program.



    Try: sudo snap install gnome-calculator



    Try: sudo snap refresh







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    • I have tried already but not working. And also problem is not special to calculator. The exact same thing happens to also gedit.
      – Metin Ersin Arıcan
      Nov 7 at 20:06


















    • I have tried already but not working. And also problem is not special to calculator. The exact same thing happens to also gedit.
      – Metin Ersin Arıcan
      Nov 7 at 20:06
















    I have tried already but not working. And also problem is not special to calculator. The exact same thing happens to also gedit.
    – Metin Ersin Arıcan
    Nov 7 at 20:06




    I have tried already but not working. And also problem is not special to calculator. The exact same thing happens to also gedit.
    – Metin Ersin Arıcan
    Nov 7 at 20:06












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    1
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    Install the 'Synaptic Package Manager' and search for gedit,



    using:



    sudo apt-get update 
    sudo apt-get install synaptic


    This will help to figure out what is going on with any program/package issues.






    share|improve this answer























    • I don't understand how can I use synaptic package manager to solve the problem.
      – Metin Ersin Arıcan
      Nov 7 at 20:09






    • 1




      Did you install it and try to search gedit ? .............It's self explanatory, if there is a problem synaptic will indicate if there is a problem with the install, ie: broken package, unmet dependencies, wrong version etc .....
      – Better Ideas
      Nov 7 at 20:16












    • I am using synaptic already. But it doesn't indicate anything. Everything seems normal.
      – Metin Ersin Arıcan
      Nov 7 at 20:38






    • 1




      Hmmm. I don't know what the problem could be. The only suggestion I have is to open synaptic, search gedit, right click and choose 'mark for complete removal', click apply and after it completes, right click and 'mark for installation' then after the reinstall click on the 'reload' icon, then click the 'mark all upgrades' ...follow through if there are any upgrades. Click on the 'apply' icon and that's it. If that doesn't fix it, then it's above my pay-grade.
      – Better Ideas
      Nov 7 at 21:03












    • Also take a look at these links: snapcraft.io/gedit .......snapcraft.io/gnome-calculator
      – Better Ideas
      Nov 7 at 21:09















    up vote
    1
    down vote













    Install the 'Synaptic Package Manager' and search for gedit,



    using:



    sudo apt-get update 
    sudo apt-get install synaptic


    This will help to figure out what is going on with any program/package issues.






    share|improve this answer























    • I don't understand how can I use synaptic package manager to solve the problem.
      – Metin Ersin Arıcan
      Nov 7 at 20:09






    • 1




      Did you install it and try to search gedit ? .............It's self explanatory, if there is a problem synaptic will indicate if there is a problem with the install, ie: broken package, unmet dependencies, wrong version etc .....
      – Better Ideas
      Nov 7 at 20:16












    • I am using synaptic already. But it doesn't indicate anything. Everything seems normal.
      – Metin Ersin Arıcan
      Nov 7 at 20:38






    • 1




      Hmmm. I don't know what the problem could be. The only suggestion I have is to open synaptic, search gedit, right click and choose 'mark for complete removal', click apply and after it completes, right click and 'mark for installation' then after the reinstall click on the 'reload' icon, then click the 'mark all upgrades' ...follow through if there are any upgrades. Click on the 'apply' icon and that's it. If that doesn't fix it, then it's above my pay-grade.
      – Better Ideas
      Nov 7 at 21:03












    • Also take a look at these links: snapcraft.io/gedit .......snapcraft.io/gnome-calculator
      – Better Ideas
      Nov 7 at 21:09













    up vote
    1
    down vote










    up vote
    1
    down vote









    Install the 'Synaptic Package Manager' and search for gedit,



    using:



    sudo apt-get update 
    sudo apt-get install synaptic


    This will help to figure out what is going on with any program/package issues.






    share|improve this answer














    Install the 'Synaptic Package Manager' and search for gedit,



    using:



    sudo apt-get update 
    sudo apt-get install synaptic


    This will help to figure out what is going on with any program/package issues.







    share|improve this answer














    share|improve this answer



    share|improve this answer








    edited Nov 7 at 22:48









    Brendan Darrer

    104114




    104114










    answered Nov 7 at 19:32









    Better Ideas

    392




    392












    • I don't understand how can I use synaptic package manager to solve the problem.
      – Metin Ersin Arıcan
      Nov 7 at 20:09






    • 1




      Did you install it and try to search gedit ? .............It's self explanatory, if there is a problem synaptic will indicate if there is a problem with the install, ie: broken package, unmet dependencies, wrong version etc .....
      – Better Ideas
      Nov 7 at 20:16












    • I am using synaptic already. But it doesn't indicate anything. Everything seems normal.
      – Metin Ersin Arıcan
      Nov 7 at 20:38






    • 1




      Hmmm. I don't know what the problem could be. The only suggestion I have is to open synaptic, search gedit, right click and choose 'mark for complete removal', click apply and after it completes, right click and 'mark for installation' then after the reinstall click on the 'reload' icon, then click the 'mark all upgrades' ...follow through if there are any upgrades. Click on the 'apply' icon and that's it. If that doesn't fix it, then it's above my pay-grade.
      – Better Ideas
      Nov 7 at 21:03












    • Also take a look at these links: snapcraft.io/gedit .......snapcraft.io/gnome-calculator
      – Better Ideas
      Nov 7 at 21:09


















    • I don't understand how can I use synaptic package manager to solve the problem.
      – Metin Ersin Arıcan
      Nov 7 at 20:09






    • 1




      Did you install it and try to search gedit ? .............It's self explanatory, if there is a problem synaptic will indicate if there is a problem with the install, ie: broken package, unmet dependencies, wrong version etc .....
      – Better Ideas
      Nov 7 at 20:16












    • I am using synaptic already. But it doesn't indicate anything. Everything seems normal.
      – Metin Ersin Arıcan
      Nov 7 at 20:38






    • 1




      Hmmm. I don't know what the problem could be. The only suggestion I have is to open synaptic, search gedit, right click and choose 'mark for complete removal', click apply and after it completes, right click and 'mark for installation' then after the reinstall click on the 'reload' icon, then click the 'mark all upgrades' ...follow through if there are any upgrades. Click on the 'apply' icon and that's it. If that doesn't fix it, then it's above my pay-grade.
      – Better Ideas
      Nov 7 at 21:03












    • Also take a look at these links: snapcraft.io/gedit .......snapcraft.io/gnome-calculator
      – Better Ideas
      Nov 7 at 21:09
















    I don't understand how can I use synaptic package manager to solve the problem.
    – Metin Ersin Arıcan
    Nov 7 at 20:09




    I don't understand how can I use synaptic package manager to solve the problem.
    – Metin Ersin Arıcan
    Nov 7 at 20:09




    1




    1




    Did you install it and try to search gedit ? .............It's self explanatory, if there is a problem synaptic will indicate if there is a problem with the install, ie: broken package, unmet dependencies, wrong version etc .....
    – Better Ideas
    Nov 7 at 20:16






    Did you install it and try to search gedit ? .............It's self explanatory, if there is a problem synaptic will indicate if there is a problem with the install, ie: broken package, unmet dependencies, wrong version etc .....
    – Better Ideas
    Nov 7 at 20:16














    I am using synaptic already. But it doesn't indicate anything. Everything seems normal.
    – Metin Ersin Arıcan
    Nov 7 at 20:38




    I am using synaptic already. But it doesn't indicate anything. Everything seems normal.
    – Metin Ersin Arıcan
    Nov 7 at 20:38




    1




    1




    Hmmm. I don't know what the problem could be. The only suggestion I have is to open synaptic, search gedit, right click and choose 'mark for complete removal', click apply and after it completes, right click and 'mark for installation' then after the reinstall click on the 'reload' icon, then click the 'mark all upgrades' ...follow through if there are any upgrades. Click on the 'apply' icon and that's it. If that doesn't fix it, then it's above my pay-grade.
    – Better Ideas
    Nov 7 at 21:03






    Hmmm. I don't know what the problem could be. The only suggestion I have is to open synaptic, search gedit, right click and choose 'mark for complete removal', click apply and after it completes, right click and 'mark for installation' then after the reinstall click on the 'reload' icon, then click the 'mark all upgrades' ...follow through if there are any upgrades. Click on the 'apply' icon and that's it. If that doesn't fix it, then it's above my pay-grade.
    – Better Ideas
    Nov 7 at 21:03














    Also take a look at these links: snapcraft.io/gedit .......snapcraft.io/gnome-calculator
    – Better Ideas
    Nov 7 at 21:09




    Also take a look at these links: snapcraft.io/gedit .......snapcraft.io/gnome-calculator
    – Better Ideas
    Nov 7 at 21:09










    up vote
    1
    down vote













    You could experience a problem related to input method modules.
    (https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gtk+3.0/+bug/1760818)



    Try starting e.g. gedit by disabling GTK_IM_MODULE



    GTK_IM_MODULE=none gedit


    and check whether the issue is gone.



    If it is gone, you could try to set GTK_IM_MODULE to none by invoking



    im-config


    and selecting choice "none" in the dialogs.



    A reboot is necessary, afterwards.






    share|improve this answer



























      up vote
      1
      down vote













      You could experience a problem related to input method modules.
      (https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gtk+3.0/+bug/1760818)



      Try starting e.g. gedit by disabling GTK_IM_MODULE



      GTK_IM_MODULE=none gedit


      and check whether the issue is gone.



      If it is gone, you could try to set GTK_IM_MODULE to none by invoking



      im-config


      and selecting choice "none" in the dialogs.



      A reboot is necessary, afterwards.






      share|improve this answer

























        up vote
        1
        down vote










        up vote
        1
        down vote









        You could experience a problem related to input method modules.
        (https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gtk+3.0/+bug/1760818)



        Try starting e.g. gedit by disabling GTK_IM_MODULE



        GTK_IM_MODULE=none gedit


        and check whether the issue is gone.



        If it is gone, you could try to set GTK_IM_MODULE to none by invoking



        im-config


        and selecting choice "none" in the dialogs.



        A reboot is necessary, afterwards.






        share|improve this answer














        You could experience a problem related to input method modules.
        (https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gtk+3.0/+bug/1760818)



        Try starting e.g. gedit by disabling GTK_IM_MODULE



        GTK_IM_MODULE=none gedit


        and check whether the issue is gone.



        If it is gone, you could try to set GTK_IM_MODULE to none by invoking



        im-config


        and selecting choice "none" in the dialogs.



        A reboot is necessary, afterwards.







        share|improve this answer














        share|improve this answer



        share|improve this answer








        edited Nov 29 at 12:29

























        answered Nov 29 at 12:20









        steffel

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            up vote
            0
            down vote













            This link may be of help:



            gedit not working? [duplicate]



            Using: apt-get install --reinstall gedit must have space before the --reinstall



            or:



            sudo apt-get purge gedit && sudo apt-get install gedit


            Also try:



            sudo apt-get purge gedit gedit-common
            sudo apt-get clean
            sudo apt-get install gedit


            And do it for the Gnome calculator:



            sudo snap remove gnome-calculator


            and enter the following to install the deb version:



            sudo apt install gnome-calculator


            Another possibly is to update the 18.04.1 OS system with:



            sudo dpkg --configure -a
            sudo apt-get update
            sudo apt-get upgrade -f





            share|improve this answer



















            • 1




              I have had tried but it is not working. And also problem is not special to gedit.
              – Metin Ersin Arıcan
              Nov 7 at 18:33










            • Can you open gedit from the ubuntu search icon for "gedit", i.e. without using terminal?
              – Brendan Darrer
              Nov 7 at 18:37










            • It is not also working.
              – Metin Ersin Arıcan
              Nov 7 at 19:11










            • I have tried your last edit but not working.
              – Metin Ersin Arıcan
              Nov 7 at 19:20






            • 1




              Sorry, I am not a native English speaker and I think I have used wrong words. I have no problem with terminal. By "working", I meant any of the solutions you recommended didn't solve the issue.
              – Metin Ersin Arıcan
              Nov 7 at 20:14















            up vote
            0
            down vote













            This link may be of help:



            gedit not working? [duplicate]



            Using: apt-get install --reinstall gedit must have space before the --reinstall



            or:



            sudo apt-get purge gedit && sudo apt-get install gedit


            Also try:



            sudo apt-get purge gedit gedit-common
            sudo apt-get clean
            sudo apt-get install gedit


            And do it for the Gnome calculator:



            sudo snap remove gnome-calculator


            and enter the following to install the deb version:



            sudo apt install gnome-calculator


            Another possibly is to update the 18.04.1 OS system with:



            sudo dpkg --configure -a
            sudo apt-get update
            sudo apt-get upgrade -f





            share|improve this answer



















            • 1




              I have had tried but it is not working. And also problem is not special to gedit.
              – Metin Ersin Arıcan
              Nov 7 at 18:33










            • Can you open gedit from the ubuntu search icon for "gedit", i.e. without using terminal?
              – Brendan Darrer
              Nov 7 at 18:37










            • It is not also working.
              – Metin Ersin Arıcan
              Nov 7 at 19:11










            • I have tried your last edit but not working.
              – Metin Ersin Arıcan
              Nov 7 at 19:20






            • 1




              Sorry, I am not a native English speaker and I think I have used wrong words. I have no problem with terminal. By "working", I meant any of the solutions you recommended didn't solve the issue.
              – Metin Ersin Arıcan
              Nov 7 at 20:14













            up vote
            0
            down vote










            up vote
            0
            down vote









            This link may be of help:



            gedit not working? [duplicate]



            Using: apt-get install --reinstall gedit must have space before the --reinstall



            or:



            sudo apt-get purge gedit && sudo apt-get install gedit


            Also try:



            sudo apt-get purge gedit gedit-common
            sudo apt-get clean
            sudo apt-get install gedit


            And do it for the Gnome calculator:



            sudo snap remove gnome-calculator


            and enter the following to install the deb version:



            sudo apt install gnome-calculator


            Another possibly is to update the 18.04.1 OS system with:



            sudo dpkg --configure -a
            sudo apt-get update
            sudo apt-get upgrade -f





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            This link may be of help:



            gedit not working? [duplicate]



            Using: apt-get install --reinstall gedit must have space before the --reinstall



            or:



            sudo apt-get purge gedit && sudo apt-get install gedit


            Also try:



            sudo apt-get purge gedit gedit-common
            sudo apt-get clean
            sudo apt-get install gedit


            And do it for the Gnome calculator:



            sudo snap remove gnome-calculator


            and enter the following to install the deb version:



            sudo apt install gnome-calculator


            Another possibly is to update the 18.04.1 OS system with:



            sudo dpkg --configure -a
            sudo apt-get update
            sudo apt-get upgrade -f






            share|improve this answer














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              I have had tried but it is not working. And also problem is not special to gedit.
              – Metin Ersin Arıcan
              Nov 7 at 18:33










            • Can you open gedit from the ubuntu search icon for "gedit", i.e. without using terminal?
              – Brendan Darrer
              Nov 7 at 18:37










            • It is not also working.
              – Metin Ersin Arıcan
              Nov 7 at 19:11










            • I have tried your last edit but not working.
              – Metin Ersin Arıcan
              Nov 7 at 19:20






            • 1




              Sorry, I am not a native English speaker and I think I have used wrong words. I have no problem with terminal. By "working", I meant any of the solutions you recommended didn't solve the issue.
              – Metin Ersin Arıcan
              Nov 7 at 20:14














            • 1




              I have had tried but it is not working. And also problem is not special to gedit.
              – Metin Ersin Arıcan
              Nov 7 at 18:33










            • Can you open gedit from the ubuntu search icon for "gedit", i.e. without using terminal?
              – Brendan Darrer
              Nov 7 at 18:37










            • It is not also working.
              – Metin Ersin Arıcan
              Nov 7 at 19:11










            • I have tried your last edit but not working.
              – Metin Ersin Arıcan
              Nov 7 at 19:20






            • 1




              Sorry, I am not a native English speaker and I think I have used wrong words. I have no problem with terminal. By "working", I meant any of the solutions you recommended didn't solve the issue.
              – Metin Ersin Arıcan
              Nov 7 at 20:14








            1




            1




            I have had tried but it is not working. And also problem is not special to gedit.
            – Metin Ersin Arıcan
            Nov 7 at 18:33




            I have had tried but it is not working. And also problem is not special to gedit.
            – Metin Ersin Arıcan
            Nov 7 at 18:33












            Can you open gedit from the ubuntu search icon for "gedit", i.e. without using terminal?
            – Brendan Darrer
            Nov 7 at 18:37




            Can you open gedit from the ubuntu search icon for "gedit", i.e. without using terminal?
            – Brendan Darrer
            Nov 7 at 18:37












            It is not also working.
            – Metin Ersin Arıcan
            Nov 7 at 19:11




            It is not also working.
            – Metin Ersin Arıcan
            Nov 7 at 19:11












            I have tried your last edit but not working.
            – Metin Ersin Arıcan
            Nov 7 at 19:20




            I have tried your last edit but not working.
            – Metin Ersin Arıcan
            Nov 7 at 19:20




            1




            1




            Sorry, I am not a native English speaker and I think I have used wrong words. I have no problem with terminal. By "working", I meant any of the solutions you recommended didn't solve the issue.
            – Metin Ersin Arıcan
            Nov 7 at 20:14




            Sorry, I am not a native English speaker and I think I have used wrong words. I have no problem with terminal. By "working", I meant any of the solutions you recommended didn't solve the issue.
            – Metin Ersin Arıcan
            Nov 7 at 20:14


















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