After I deleted python3 using sudo apt remove python3 firefox, app manager, terminal suddenly disappeared and I rebooted my machine, and I can't get in. The screen is just displaying bunch of strings saying [ Ok ] started host name service
How can I fix this? For reference I'm using Mint 20 Cinnamon
Can't boot to Mint OS
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Can't boot to Mint OS
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Re: Can't boot to Mint OS
Well, you broke your system. You should never mess with the system Python installation.
During boot, hold the Shift button to reach GRUB, from Advanced Options choose Recovery Mode, then choose "drop to root prompt with networking" and try installing Python3 there: then reboot with the
During boot, hold the Shift button to reach GRUB, from Advanced Options choose Recovery Mode, then choose "drop to root prompt with networking" and try installing Python3 there:
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sudo apt install python3
reboot
command.