After yesterdays update I cannot run gnome-terminal. I got error gnome-terminal: error while loading shared libraries: libicuuc.so.67: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory. Here is output of find / -name 'libicuuc.so.*' 2>/dev/null: /usr/lib32/libicuuc.so.68 /usr/lib32/libicuu…

this is the output for removing orphaned packages (i haven’t run it yet) # pacman -Qtdq | pacman -Rns - checking dependencies... :: asciidoc optionally requires source-highlight: source-highlight-filter :: glusterfs optionally requires python-prettytable: gluster-georep-sshkey :: graphviz optionall…

Whoah there. Some of those packages should not be orphans and were explicitly installed to begin with. :warning: DO NOT REMOVE THEM :warning: Put these back the way they should be: sudo pacman -D --asexplicit gnome-session gnome-settings-daemon libgdm mutter gnome-shell

I have the same issue after updating sudo + firefox today. Did the aforementioned procedures but the problem persists. Interesting problem as I have not touched any settings today other than running sudo pacman -Syu after coming home from work.

Gnome-terminal is looking for the version 67 of the shared object. You have version 68. This seems like partial upgrade, gnome-terminal version is not in sync with it’s dependencies. Switch mirrors and update enabling downgrades: sudo pacman-mirrors -f 5 sudo pacman -Syyuu

using this : sudo pacman-mirrors -f 5 sudo pacman -Syyuu did not help. it says synchronising packages and then there is nothing to do i have the same output after entering pacman -Qi gnome-terminal icu lib32-icu | grep Version Version : 3.38.2-1 Version : 68.2-1 Version : 68.2-1 and gnome t…

Perhaps see: [image] Terminal won't load Software & Applications … but he (probably/likely) didn’t edit /etc/locale.gen as he said it was new install and he hadn’t touched anything there All he did was to edit /etc/locale.conf @bkarlan If I where you, I’d check that…

yeah that seems to solve the problem. Also i dont know if it is case sensitive but it seems that the loacle conf had en_us.utf8 instead of en_US.UTF-8

Hi team - I also lost access to gnome-terminal. I’ve read through the above. Not sure what to make of it. I’m only kinda-sorta technical, but there’s the output from my system of all the requested info. Your thoughts welcome. BTW…I installed a different terminal program to generate this output. …

I had the same problem today. I’m just starting at linux, don’t mess around very much. I’ve been using Ubuntu for the last 2 years and switched to Manjaro 2 weeks ago, everything was working fine. Today I updated (pacman -Syu) and my gnome terminal broke. Fortunately, this thread was already around …

Gnome-terminal won't run after update

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Yochanan 3 February 2021 19:30 22

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