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1. In Windows Boot Manager, select Ubuntu.
2. Press any key and enter GNU Grub2 menu.
3. You can press "e" to edit GRUB2 boot entry.

You need to change the GRUB2...

The problem was that kscreen got uninstalled somehow. I reinstalled it and the problem was fixed.

Ok this is what I came up with. Logins are without password entry, just click the "Log In" button. Password is preserved and works fine whenever prompted. I haven't tried to reverse it but...

$HOME and ~ get expanded by your shell, they are not interpreted by echo.

In other words, echo does not see...

It turns out that the DisplayPort expansion card I was using was defective. After using a new expansion card, my laptop and monitor work together without any problems.