There was a bug related to polkit-kde-agent silently crashing, it was fixed last May in Plasma 6.0.5
no, itās up to date, with xfce it happens too.
Thank you for your info!
I tried this for a while now. Since then the problem did not occur again and to update the AUR packages i use the command line command sudo pamac update
instead.
Never use sudo
with pamac
. Pamac will prompt you for your password when required.
Itās worth noting that for a while, Pamac (from the Konsole terminal) was popping up the GUI Polkit window regardless.
Iād suggest that if this still the case on the affected system(s), use TTY (or ssh, which also avoided the issue), and Iād suspect the system hasnāt been properly maintained (.pacnew files, etc.).
Also, this:
cat /etc/pamac.conf | grep AUR
## Allow Pamac to search and install packages from AUR:
#EnableAUR
(excerpt). Note EnableAUR
is commented out in mine, but I can still manage the AUR stuff with the -a
option in Pamac CLI. For example:
pamac update -a
Cheers
Good Morning all,
just found this in āLatestā.
I can confirm it happens to me too.
KDE Plasma Version: 6.0.5
KDE Frameworks Version: 6.5.0
Qt Version: 6.7.2
Kernel Version: 6.10.6-10-MANJARO (64-bit)
Graphics Processor: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2060
It happens not everytime it is more sometimes. Sporadicly.
Window apears, I start typing and while Iām typing the Window disapears. Or before I was able to typ.
I reinstalled pamac-manager did not help too.
Greetings
Tony
Same Problem here with XFCE. Password prompt just disappears randomly.
I no longer have this problem seems it is solved, Iām now on 6.10.13-3-MANJARO
The only issue here is that 6.10 is now EOL, so hopefully a newer kernel will also work (linux612?)
Moving to 6.12 would be a good idea, as @ BG405 says 6.10 is EOL
I do not see how changing kernels would affect pamac GUI authentication window
I cannot replicate OP problem, but if it did occur on my system I would use pamac CLI to update
pamac update --no-aur
Nor do I. But 6.10 IS at EOL, so should be replaced.
I canāt either, I have seen something like it, on my partnerās computer, but was able to find the Authentication Window using Overview. I gather this is not the same issue.
@Machion Is this still an issue?
This is also needs addressing - even if we donāt see the relevance.
This was 9 days ago, so I think this thread is just about moribund.
I agree.
In case this has potential benefit;
Posts in another thread suggest that switching Pamac from pamac-gtk3
to pamac-gtk
(or vice versa) might solve the apparent disappearing authentication window problem.
This would be achieved by either:
sudo pacman -Syu pamac-gtk
ā¦orā¦
sudo pacman -Syu pamac-gtk3
depending on which is currently installed.
You will be asked to confirm replacement, either way.
Indeed it didnāt happen for a while now, although I never got rid of suspiciousness. It seems to be fixed somehow. Btw I use pamac-gtk.