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Yesterday I have installed Python 3.10 and today I’ve tried to login and I have stuck in the login loop. I’ve tried every suggestion on Reddit and ask ubuntu, but nothing seems to work. I’m so demoralized.

Edit:

Also when i enter terminal I always need to provide PATH to basic commands like (ls, sudo, etc.) after rebooting.

I’ve tried to reinstall python i’ve tried to install software-center, i got this issue Error: Package software center has no installation candidate after upgrade to 22.04 After this, when i’ve rebooted and tried to login i got this:

[8.890130] ACPI BIOS Error (bug): Could 
not resolue synbol (_IZ.EIDI, 
AE_NOT_FOUND (20220331/psargs-330)

[8.890265] ACPI Error: Aborting nethod '
SB. IEM. _OSC due to previous error 
(AF_NOT _FOUND) (20220331/psparse 529)

login error

Iggy Kuperson
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Since Python3.10 is available for Ubuntu 22.04 from the default repositories, you do not need to download it.

Furthermore, the system default Python version is Python3.10 and using a downloaded version to replace the default will break the system because much of the system depends on the particular default version.

Therefore, you should:

  • Boot into recovery mode from your Grub menu
  • select the option to drop to a root shell
  • run the following command:
mount -o remount,rw /
  • navigate to your user's home directory:
cd /home/PurpleAnteater

where PurpleAnteater is the actual username of your Ubuntu user (replace this with the actual username).

  • Finally, edit your .profile file:
nano .profile

and delete the path to python from the export PATH= line OR it would probably be better just to delete this line altogether. This is most likely the last line of the file.

After the line is deleted, press CTRL+o to save the file and CTRL+x to exit nano.

Use the command:

reboot

to reboot and then you should be able to log in successfully.

mchid
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