Why can i not post

I can't click the shutdown button, and the restart button. Please help! What to do!?

Lately if I attempt to use the favicons  emoticons in this forum in the body of my post, I get the following error message:

Forbidden

You don't have permission to access /forums/suggestions-and-feedback/ on this server.

Additionally, a 403 Forbidden error was encountered while trying to use an ErrorDocument to handle the request.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d_cMUvQqfPQ

go to 6:38

Looks to me like there could be a bug in the latest version of Grub.

IMPORTANT: If you are planning to do updates, DON'T. Not until there is more word on this.

Those that have, may see a message similar to the following in their log:

have gone round and round. Printer installed fine with usb connection going through routine found via web search. But entirely unable after dozens of pages to find a way to install this printer so it works wirelessly. Cannot find the ip address. The interface on the printer has only 4 buttons and seems to just want to search for a connection, no other menu options. After searching 2-3 minutes it prints out an error page at the bottom of which it says:


<Configuration>
Network Name (SSID)                SETUP
Hardware Address (MAC)            28:56:5a:67:49:2b
Communication Mode

I was trying to update Synaptic and i got the following error message:

E:grub-pcubprocess installed post-installation script returned error exit status 2

Could someone help me out here and explain how i might resolve the error please.

http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2016/11/recen...let-ubuntu


This has the simplest, fastest way to add to your system in Panel area showing latest files accessed. Takes only a minute or so to set up.


Suggestion: include it in next distribution.


Tried to attach picture but can't figure out how. Ah... here is picture link:
http://imgur.com/RmZraqU


The indicator is the white box with dark downward triangle between the volume and wifi indicators....

Hello! I am a newbie and new to the forum. I am also illiterate as far as coding is concerned, having been a Windows user. I installed Linux lite a couple of days ago, and while mounting partitions, ran into a problem. Although I followed the instructions in the manual, an error message popped up about the disk, and then I couldn't get past the initial screen on boot up - the one with the feather. After that I got a black screen saying
'welcome to emergency mode!' and a bunch of options including entering a root password (which didn't work) and pressing 'control -D'. On doing the last action, I got an error about some 'ext4 not found'.
The forums were full of help that involved a lot of code which I didn't understand. (I'll learn code by and by, but right now I need help!)
So I tried re-installing. Now the opening screen has 2 versions of linux. How do I remove the earlier one?
I would really appreciate help on this! Thank you in advance!

I have a habit of performing updates via Synaptic. Sometimes I do this immediately upon starting a session. Often this activity is obstructed and a message appears advising me that only one software management tool is allowed to run at the same time. I have learned that this is invariably due to an active unattended-upgrade process. I am no longer mystified about it.

However, it would still be nice if some kind of tell-tell were to appear somewhere on the screen to advise us when this process is underway. Then, when the upgrade is finished and the tell-tell disappears, we could carry on with the operation that had to be postponed, be it apt-get, dpkg, gdebi, Synaptic, or Installing Updates.