Using unstable.
Today, out of nowhere I got “reminded” that krunner5 has an update.
I have a script that runs yay -Quaq to check for updates on aur and inform me if such exists.
I have NOT installed krunner5 so I took a look what pacman -Qm would return, and suddenly there is a whole bunch in there I did NOT install.
Seems like leftovers from plasma 5?
Below is a list, and I have marked what I HAVE NOT INSTALLED FROM AUR!
pacman -Qm
cura-bin 5.6.0-2
edid-decode-git r654.a31e680-1 # no idea what this is, have not installed it
electron25 25.9.8-5 # I did NOT install electron from AUR
hw-probe 1.6.5-2
khotkeys 5.27.10-1 # Have NOT installed this
khtml 5.115.0-1 # Have NOT installed this
kjs 5.115.0-1 # Have NOT installed this
kpeoplevcard 0.1-2 # Have NOT installed this
kquickcharts5 5.115.0-1 # Have NOT installed this
krunner5 5.115.0-1 # Have NOT installed this
manly-git 0.4.0.r13.722cfe0-1
plasma-simplemenu 1.0.12-1 # Have NOT installed this
proton-ge-custom-bin 1:GE_Proton9_2-1
rar 7.00-1
spotify 1:1.2.31.1205-2
systemd-fsck-silent 239-1 # Have NOT installed this
systemd-kcm 1.2.1-8 # Have NOT installed this
usbimager 1.0.10-1
vlc-pause-click-plugin 2.2.0-1
vmware-keymaps 1.0-3
vmware-workstation 17.5.1-1
So it seems Manjaro just put things in there by itself.
Why and what do I do now?!?
Perhaps some of the packages you have installed from AUR had some of those as dependencies; perhaps not.
A few of them are clearly KDE related; a wrong version of kpeoplevcard was accidentally pushed a few months ago; I don’t know the version, but maybe that’s it.
The rest, well, I’d probably need a .
Any news about RAR in Plasma6?
(I haven’t checked back since the addition I made to your bug report).
You had them installed before, if not by you, then pulled by something else or with install .iso. And when something is dropped to AUR well… there you go, now it’s bunch of AUR stuff.
pacman -Qii krunner5 ✔
Name : krunner5
Version : 5.115.0-1
Description : Framework for providing different actions given a string query
Architecture : x86_64
URL : https://community.kde.org/Frameworks
Licenses : LGPL
Groups : kf5
Provides : None
Depends On : plasma-framework5 threadweaver5
Optional Deps : None
Required By : None
Optional For : None
Conflicts With : krunner<5.111
Replaces : krunner<5.111
Installed Size : 854,70 KiB
Packager : Antonio Rojas <arojas@archlinux.org>
Build Date : 2024-02-03T18:53:07 CET
Install Date : 2024-02-12T07:06:09 CET
Install Reason : Installed as a dependency for another package
Install Script : No
Validated By : Signature
Backup Files : None
Extended Data : None
Should not plasma-framework5 have been removed in the upgrade to plasma 6?
I am 99% sure this was not there yesterday or I would have gotten the reminder then.
It is possible that they were pushed out to the AUR when they were dropped from the repo.
Given that they may still be needed by remnants of Plasma 5 — or just generic qt5-based stuff — they may still receive updates from their respective upstream. After all, Plasma 5.27 is an LTS, and Manjaro Stable has only recently updated Plasma 5.27.10 to 5.27.11, while Plasma 6 was already being introduced in Manjaro Testing.
Ok, I also have a laptop on testing, not really installed antyhing other than manly-git and vlc-pause-click-plugin from AUR and the same things are in pacman -Qm on that machine too, I just checked.
So I should just accept the manjaro installations are like that now, putting things from the AUR onto my installations hence making the installation “not supported”?
The laptop installation was less than 2 months ago, a completely fresh installation.
Absolutely, Manjaro installed them when I ran calamares and installed the OS, I have not manually installed anything from them OR what they are dependencies of.