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Loss of icons and armbian-config shortcut

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Recently I installed ubuntu-desktop and switched to gdm3. This caused a lot of my shortcut names and file names to become a large amount of gibberish, so I uninstalled and switched back to lightdm.

 

I still do not have a lot of my icons:

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and now armbian-config does not open through the shortcut:

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I can still open it with the terminal but this makes me think there are bigger issues. 

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I am also now seeing this: 

 

"Key is stored in legacy trusted.gpg keyring (/etc/apt/trusted.gpg), see the DEPRECATION section in apt-key(8) for details."

 

When running sudo apt update. 

Maybe this is far from the theme - or not?

I use SoC for many years but where to buy this famous rock 5b.

The dealer I used to use doesn't know  it and alibaba doesn't send it here.

I am sorry to live in this damned sanctioneering country far from russia or china.

 

where all of you were lucky to bi abls to buy that?

Sorry for disturbance =:-|

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