Hi, I’ve been with this annoying problem when I try to run Krunner for some time now. It runs well with a couple of uses but then it crashes. When I try to run Krunner from Konsole then you see this:
QThreadStorage: Thread 0x5b49ea50b030 exited after QThreadStorage 8 destroyed
QThreadStorage: Thread 0x5b49ea50b030 exited after QThreadStorage 6 destroyed
QThreadStorage: Thread 0x5b49ea50b030 exited after QThreadStorage 3 destroyed.
I’ve been reading a little and it seems is a bug in Qt 6.8.2: https://bugreports.qt.io/browse/QTBUG-133206 It’s been fixed in Qt’s git master. My question is: how can I update to Qt 6.8.3? or if not possible any idea when we are going to change the version?
Thanks for your help!!!
qt6-base v6.8.3 hasn’t even made it into Arch yet:
mbn info qt6-base -q | grep -Ev 'Name|Repository|Packager'
Branch : archlinux
Version : 6.8.2-3
Build Date : Fri 07 Feb 2025 05:00:50
Branch : unstable
Version : 6.8.2-3
Build Date : Fri 07 Feb 2025 05:00:50
Branch : testing
Version : 6.8.2-3
Build Date : Fri 07 Feb 2025 05:00:50
Branch : stable
Version : 6.8.2-3
Build Date : Fri 07 Feb 2025 05:00:50
mbn can be found in the manjaro-check-repos package
Once it reaches the Arch repos, it should be in Manjaro’s Unstable branch almost immediately. It might take a bit longer to reach Testing & then Stable branches, depending on whether Manjaro fast-tracks it or not.
And then there will be an indeterminate amount of time while Qt6-base filters through the Manjaro Unstable, Testing and finally Stable branches.
As with most packages, I dare say it’s exceedingly difficult to give an accurate timeframe, however you can monitor the status yourself using either mbn info <package-name> as mentioned by @scotty65 or by performing a branch compare via the Packages link on the side menu.
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