The update itself was fine, but since yesterday I am having trouble with the verification of (it seems) the main Archlinux/Manjaro PGP keys (Levente Polyak, Christian Hesse, Philip Mueller).
As a consequence, the database core, extra, community, multilib cannot be verified and updates via either pamac or pacman fail.
I managed to temporarily fix the issue by setting “SigLevel = Never” in /etc/pacman.conf.
With that change, I went twice through the troubleshooting procedure at Pacman troubleshooting - Manjaro
(the procedure fails with the default pacman configuration).
Apparently the process succeeds (I get no suspicious errors), but setting SigLevel back to the default level still brings all the previous issues.
I don’t have much bug reporting experience, so sorry for the possible lack of important information.
BTW: “the update was fine” of course was fine only with SigLevel set to Never
There appears to be a conflict with mpv and vlc with the update of the libplacebo package.
$ yay
:: Synchronizing package databases...
core 167.2 KiB 9.61 MiB/s 00:00 [------------------------------] 100%
extra 1983.8 KiB 15.4 MiB/s 00:00 [------------------------------] 100%
community 6.4 MiB 13.9 MiB/s 00:00 [------------------------------] 100%
multilib 181.3 KiB 0.00 B/s 00:00 [------------------------------] 100%
:: Starting full system upgrade...
resolving dependencies...
looking for conflicting packages...
error: failed to prepare transaction (could not satisfy dependencies)
:: installing libplacebo (3.104.0-1) breaks dependency 'libplacebo.so=72-64' required by mpv
error installing repo packages
$ sudo pacman -Rns libplacebo
checking dependencies...
error: failed to prepare transaction (could not satisfy dependencies)
:: removing libplacebo breaks dependency 'libplacebo' required by mpv
:: removing libplacebo breaks dependency 'libplacebo.so=72-64' required by mpv
:: removing libplacebo breaks dependency 'libplacebo' required by vlc
I could try uninstalling both mpv and vlc but then after updating I might not be able to install them back, considering there’s a dependency break.
How to proceed?
You do not block/ignore the upgrade of mpv, right? The latest version of mpv package should be compatible with the latest version of libplacebo package. On my side, I both have libplacebo 3.104.0-1 and mpv 1:0.33.0-4 which has on libplacebo.so=104.64 as one of its dependencies.
Just updated on Manjaro Gnome. I had a issue where the gnome terminal didn’t open. It did work before the update. I fixed it using this StackExchange answer.
Not a big deal really, but I got these new icons for Files and Terminal. Not sure if that is intentional or not but they look kinda out of place. Other than that the update went fine on Manjaro GNOME
System is now partly French and English (French before the update). Gnome languages list is empty. Terminal won’t open anymore.
Edit: just had to go to Manjaro Settings, add the French back in the regional settings, log back in and everything went back to normal (even the Terminal).
Had a problem with opening all gnome applications and from checking journalctl -xe, it turned out that there was a problem with my locale configuration. Solution:
1- uncomment en_US.UTF-9 from /etc/locale.gen
2- generate locale by this command locale-gen
3- add LANG=en_US.UTF-8 and LC_COLLATE=C to /etc/locale.conf
and that’s it. Everything worked.
no problems on the update itself - after reboot the screen flashed with what looked like a garbled desktop on both of my displays but only for a second or less. But after that things seem fine.
That’s the only two packages I have on a ignore list on my system.
Interestingly, at least I swear I didn’t do anything, just trying to run yay again, or maybe I rebooted the PC because there’s nothing else that could have happened, it now works perfectly and after updating and rebooting to ensure everything went as expected it in fact did and everything works, both vlc and mpv.
I’m seeing an issue with the graphics.
First noticed watching Plex Media Player, sound continued but desktop froze.
After a hard restart, I tried again and got a freeze on opening Firefox.
I’ll try a rebuild of PlexMediaPlayer and see if that clears it up…
No dice, now getting some bad flickering etc. I got one screenshot.
Not sure if that is intentional or not but they look kinda out of place. Other than that the update went fine on Manjaro GNOME
