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I installed libatk 1.0.-0:i386 on my 64-bit system by mistake. It removed almost all from my system starting with indicators ending with Eclipse and other programs. So then I removed libatk and called apt-get autoremove. Now I have a black screen instead of GUI and it's only possible to work from terminal. In apt log there are a huge number of packages, very huge. I even couldn't read them all. Is there any way to automatically install them?

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    I would start with a re-install of the desktop. See http://askubuntu.com/a/95878/15811 – Rinzwind Jan 15 '15 at 13:52
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    And then, in a text editor, prepare a command like "sudo apt-get install <huge list of packets>" until you have something that looks OK. Then, execute that command in a terminal. – Jos Jan 15 '15 at 13:53

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Юрий, re-installing your desktop seems indeed the prudent way to go, but before you do re-install, I would also read this Q&A.

You're definitely user type 4!

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