Issue with display Manager

[Rohan20-10]

@chimosky I tried building up sugar on my laptop what happened is that when I logged out of ubuntu & logged into sugar-session my screen is jammed at this point shown in ss. It neither goes ahead to login window directly I have to power it off. Earlier it was showing the sugar-arrow but now I removed these sugar packages installed so now its showing like this loading button. Pls help me out.

WhatsApp.Video.2024-02-14.at.6.09.34.PM.mp4

Pls give me some hints related to this issue it will be really helpful

[chimosky]

What installation instructions did you follow?

[Rohan20-10]

@chimosky I followed the installation instructions for ubuntu and then after that building the packaged sugar by running autogen.sh and then make , further make install.

[chimosky]

The ubuntu instructions I'm looking at don't tell you to run autogen.sh, make and make install.

[Rohan20-10]

@chimosky so pls suggests how can I undo that. Even I felt that by doing this I made a mistake. What should I do now ? Any recommendations pls .

[chimosky]

@chimosky so pls suggests how can I undo that. Even I felt that by doing this I made a mistake. What should I do now ? Any recommendations pls .

Could you tell me exactly what you did in detail? Also link the instructions you followed.

[Rohan20-10]

@chimosky what i did was
Firstly I followed Installation Instructions for Ubuntu
After that everything was working fine I could log in to the sugar as well get out of it and log in to ubuntu
Next what i did was
I tried running these 3 instructions
autogen.sh, then make and make install. referring to this
There I tried running autogen.sh where I ran into errors on terminal many a times . But later after updating contents of configure.ac and updating aclocal I executed the remaining two .
but after doing this when I logged into the sugar it showed me the window as shown in ss which I have discussed above

Kindly help me out. I am fixing it up from past two days but to no results

[quozl]

Interesting. You first installed Sugar successfully using our instructions, which installs pre-built package provided by Ubuntu, then you decided to build Sugar from source on top of that. I'm not surprised it broke, because it is very hard to exactly reproduce what Ubuntu had done for you, especially if you mix pre-built package files with files built from source.

Now, log in using another session type or SSH rather than Sugar, and closely examine the .sugar/default/logs directory to see what Sugar has recorded as the reason why it did not start. If that doesn't help, then you will have to debug the X session startup, which requires knowledge of Xorg and how it works. That's outside the scope of Sugar. Tools like debuggers, process lists, strace, and so forth would be deployed. It is not the sort of thing that can be easily transferred from us using a GitHub issue.