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I removed Python 3 from my computer now I don't have a desktop (posting this from work PC). I can only access the terminal via Ctrl+Alt+F1. I've tried just about everything I've seen on the forums, but 

sudo apt-get update

results in a lot of:

W: Failed to fetch http://repo.org/dists/.... Could not resolve repo.org

I'm worried about losing some critical work, so I tried to push one of my Git repos to my Github account via the terminal and I get:

Could not resolve Github.com

Even

ping google.com

returns the Could not resolve error. So, first, how can save my files somehow? Either by pushing them to the Github repo or transferring them to another PC?

Ryan Erwin
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Lots of applications and sometimes even the desktop and window manager need python 3, so why did you remove it? didnt you see what it was going to delete? (it is like everything!) .. You just probably need to re install and maybe plug you disk into a external usb to backup your data if you are lucky but if you want to recover without re install you will need to bee extremely tech savvy.

(You maybe want to buy a fitting disk to usb connector and copy your critical work. (NOTE: BUY THE ONE FOR YOUR DEVICE AND PLEASE MAKE SURE YOUR PC YOU ARE COPYING TO SUPPORTS EXT4 AND SIMILAIR!))

Lunar Lunatic
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