Do I need these files for desktop sys?

[Edward78]

error: missing ‘java-runtime=19’ dependency for ‘java-atk-wrapper-openjdk’
error: missing ‘modemmanager-qt5’ dependency for ‘plasma-dialer’
error: missing ‘plasma-wayland-session’ dependency for ‘plasma-dialer’
error: missing ‘modemmanager-qt5’ dependency for ‘plasma-mobile’
error: missing ‘kpeople5’ dependency for ‘plasma-mobile’
error: missing ‘plasma-wayland-session’ dependency for ‘plasma-mobile’
error: missing ‘kpeople5’ dependency for ‘plasma-phonebook’
error: missing ‘kpeoplevcard’ dependency for ‘plasma-phonebook’
error: missing ‘plasma-theme-slimbook’ dependency for ‘slimbook-titan-settings’
error: missing ‘modemmanager-qt5’ dependency for ‘spacebar’

On the KDE forum they say they are files that render video. Tje QT one sounds inportant, but the java runtime what does the habe to do with renering?

[ben75]

Perhaps begin by learning the difference between a software package and a file.

[Nachlese]

What was the command that produced these errors?

It looks like:
all these … dependency for XYZ
are AUR packages - and you should know whether you need them and why you have them

You should probably remove them, at least temporarily, depending on what command you ran, which then failed because of these.

[BG405]

Those all look to be for Plasma Mobile, so I would suggest “No” but with the comment that I’ve only checked some of those so far; these are seemingly absent altogether in the regular repos AND the AUR. Probably because these are intended for ARM architecture.

I’m checking the missing, rather than what it’s a dependency for, in this case. The latter do show up.

I’d just remove them.

[Edward78]

Not sure how they got installed, I have never used the AUR, I don’t think AUR support is even checked. I don’t even see where to enable it. I used pacman -Dkk. Plamsma-mobile & Plasma-dialer isn’t installed, didn’t check, but phonebook isn’t too I would think/

[BG405]

Some stuff gets moved to the AUR when it is dropped from the main repos. I’ve had this happen myself and I’ve seen others on here have too.

[Wollie]

What is the output of

pacman -Qdt

and

pacman -Qm

[Edward78]

Qdt

bluez-qt5 5.116.0-1
box2d 3.0.0-1
colord-gtk 0.3.1-1
gcab 1.6-2
grantlee 5.3.1-2
gtkmm3 3.24.9-1
kactivities-stats5 5.116.0-1
kdesu5 5.116.0-1
kdnssd5 5.116.0-1
kdsoap-qt5 2.2.0-1
kfilemetadata5 5.116.0-2
kholidays5 1:5.116.0-1
khtml 5.115.0-1
kidletime5 5.116.0-1
kimageannotator-qt5 0.7.1-3
kirigami-addons5 0.11.0-7
knotifyconfig5 5.116.0-1
kpeoplevcard 0.1-2
kquickcharts5 5.115.0-1
krunner5 5.115.0-1
ktexteditor5 5.116.0-1
lib32-libunwind 1.8.1-1
lib32-libxdamage 1.1.6-2
libkcddb5 24.05.2-1
libkdcraw5 24.08.1-1
libqaccessibilityclient-qt5 0.6.0-1
libsmbios 2.4.3-7
libxres 1.2.2-2
mbedtls2 2.28.8-3
meson 1.5.1-1

QM

edid-decode-git r714.10bc5ee-1
kdelibs4support 5.116.0-1
kemoticons 5.116.0-1
kfilemetadata5 5.116.0-2
khotkeys 5.27.11-1
khtml 5.115.0-1
kjs 5.115.0-1
kpeople5 5.116.0-1
kpeoplevcard 0.1-2
kquickcharts5 5.115.0-1
krunner5 5.115.0-1
libkcddb5 24.05.2-1
manjaro-settings-manager-kcm 0.5.7-21
modemmanager-qt5 5.116.0-1
plasma-simplemenu 1.0.12-1
python-manjaro-sdk 1:0.1.1-1
spectre-meltdown-checker 0.46+26+gbd0c7c9-1
web-installer-url-handler 2.3-1

[Wollie]

If you are 100% sure not to require the orphanes shown by “-Qdt” then you could remove them via

sudo pacman -Rns $(pacman -Qtdq)

If you never installed the packages via AUR shown by “-Qm” then most likely they are removed from Manjaro repos and could be deleted as well, here I would do it rather package by package

sudo pacman -Rns {specific package name}

[Yochanan]

@Edward78

I used pacman -Dkk.

In the future, please include information like that in your first post.

Either way, the command you ran has nothing to do with packages you have installed. Where did you find that that command and why did you run it?

[cscs]

To piggy-back on that.

pacman -Dkk wouldnt show you things about your system.
They show the state of the packages in the repositories.

So all of that output is only really useful to the Manjaro Maintainers … In the case of current Unstable its all of this;

error: missing 'deepin-launchpad' dependency for 'deepin-dock'
error: missing 'deepin-session' dependency for 'deepin-session-shell'
error: missing 'java-runtime=19' dependency for 'java-atk-wrapper-openjdk'
error: missing 'modemmanager-qt5' dependency for 'plasma-dialer'
error: missing 'plasma-wayland-session' dependency for 'plasma-dialer'
error: missing 'modemmanager-qt5' dependency for 'plasma-mobile'
error: missing 'kpeople5' dependency for 'plasma-mobile'
error: missing 'plasma-wayland-session' dependency for 'plasma-mobile'
error: missing 'kpeople5' dependency for 'plasma-phonebook'
error: missing 'kpeoplevcard' dependency for 'plasma-phonebook'
error: missing 'modemmanager-qt5' dependency for 'spacebar'
error: missing 'qcoro-qt5' dependency for 'spacebar'

If you want to see the state of your system @Edward78 then you would run

pacman -Dk

And it should only spit out any missing dependencies you have … which should only be the case if you manually ran some sort of skip-dependencies-checks flag, like pacman -Rdd (which under normal circumstances it should not be used).

[Edward78]

@cscs

pacman -Dk

No database errors have been found!
I am good.