[ Natty | Sentinel ] [tag:apt] Link to Post BodyLength: 73 Rep: 1 Low Length; No Code Block; Contains Salutation - Thanks; Low Rep; Body Starts With: sudo apt install ca-certificates 4.5;

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Autoflagging disabled until restart

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[ Natty | Sentinel ] [tag:16.04] Link to Post BodyLength: 956 Rep: 1 Contains Blacklisted Word - Any help; Low Length; No Code Block; Contains Salutation - appreciated; IntelliBL - 0.4; Low Rep; Body Starts With: There is currently no way for Ubuntu Touch developers to lock the bootloader without causing problems during boot. Specifically, it

needs AVB 2.0 support in some way to make the bootloader believe 4.5;

[ Natty | Sentinel ] [tag:20.04] Link to Post BodyLength: 403 Rep: 1 Contains ?; Low Length; No Code Block; Low Rep; Unregistered User; Body Starts With: I was actually able to bring back LibreOffice by simply removing the 'harfbuzz' (wth is that thing?!), at this point I have seen no negative results of NOT re-installing the LO-core. And it

didn't 3.5;