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In the boot menu (if you have one, it's called the grub screen. If you can't see it, press shift when booting), go to the "ubuntu recovery" option (or whatever is called), and press enter.
If there isn't a recovery option, highlight "ubuntu..." in the list with the arrow keys, and press e, then remove "splash quiet" and add "init=/bin/bash", and you will get a console.
The sad part is that you'll need to revert the packages, but I guess you don't know how to use the console... but anyway, if you want to try, run this, but you will probably need internet (unless the packages are still in the cache):
sudo mount -o remount,rw /
sudo ppa-purge ppa:ubuntu-x-swat/x-updates
How to get an internet connection? if you are using wifi, then I don't know how to do it easily. If you are using the cable, from this command you will see the network interfaces:
ifconfig -a
from there, you'll see names like: eth0, eth1, lo, wlan0, etc.
if you see eth(something), run:
ifconfig eth(something) up; dhclient -v eth(something)
obviously, remove '(' and ')' and replace "something" with, 0 or 1 or whatever number you see.
After all of this (make sure the system isn't doing anything), reboot by pressing ctrl+alt+del, or type 'reboot' and press enter.
If you need more help, go to this website: http://webchat.freenode.net/?channels=#ubuntu , select a nickname and ask in that channel for help (and show them this post for reference).
I wrote this from memory, but I hope it helps.
Thank you for your help so far.
I should add I cannot use things like "File" etc once inside the package manager. For example, I can select a package, yet I cannot click view, edit, etc.
What error msg did you get? If it says: "ppa-purge: command not found", install the ppa-purge package in your package manager.
I don't use the graphical package manager or unity, so I don't know how are you doing things.. but you need to use ppa-purge to revert the changes, not just remove the ppa.
I even attempted to do it as the user(imok) who is having all the problems, I got the same issue with not being able to find the package list. I then thought of the idea to re add the PPA, in hopes that it would work, as I would think the pkg's are obviously still there. The result?
If none of this works, should I just copy anything I need to this user(+ backup elsewhere), then delete my other user and use this new one? I really don't feel like having to start completely over.
EDIT: I tried rebooting twice with no luck, each time I would see my desktop, then it would turn in this white-grayish color, and I could only see my task bar at the top. Trying to use anything(like a browser, terminal, file manager) was extremely laggy and got me no where.
BTW, ppas are not installed per user, but for the whole system, so you don't need to run things for every user.
Now, if you still have problems with the desktop, you should try reconfiguring it or renaming the config. folder, but I don't know how to do that for unity, so use google for that. The best thing you could do if to go to that web chat and ask there.
For the original problem with CS:S, you should file a bug report (if there are no similar reports) and wait for a response from valve. From what I read you have an intel graphics card. Are you sure it is supported at all?
What would happen if I was to back everything up and copy it over to this user, then simply delete the user with all the issues? That would take some time, though based on where this is going, well I think it is starting to come down to that.
Yes, even with ppa's removed, I still have issues using that account :(