I have not problems with optimus-manager,check your journal logs to see what is happening with optimus manager
journalctl -u optimus-manager.service
you have to use pipewire pacnew conf files, I wrote about that in testingâŚ
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Bit of an issue here:
looking for conflicting packages...
:: dbus-python and python2-dbus are in conflict. Remove python2-dbus? [y/N] y
error: failed to prepare transaction (could not satisfy dependencies)
:: removing python2-twisted breaks dependency 'python2-twisted' required by python2-incremental
Nothing gets updated 
Able to upgrade kernel from 5.9.16-1 to 5.10.26-1 no problem
Try pamac upgrade. Pamac is able to deal automatically with conflicts.
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Since last update I canât scan. I get the error information as you may see. I donât understand what this means and ask friendly someone to translate this in understandable language. I publish this problem on https://forum.manjaro.org/, https://de.manjaro.org/ and http://www.manjaro-forum.de/
Hi guys,
I think it was a bad idea to update some applications from Gnome 3.38 to Gnome 40 in the stable branch. Let me explain. As usual, I make new updates when they are available in the stable branch. So far, I havenât encountered any issues. But since these last updates, it is the disaster. First, I canât longer use the admin backend under nautilus. Then, I get freezes sometimes when I try to launch some applications (the terminal, gnome-disk-utility, âŚ) via the taskbar (I use the dash to panel extension). I am wondering if mixing the Gnome 3.38 components/applications with the new software versions offered by you for Gnome 40 would be the cause of my problems. Thatâs why I have decided not to make any more updates for the elements which concern Gnome (applications, âŚ). I stay entirely under Gnome 3.38 until Gnome 40 is fully stable, and the update to Gnome 40 is complete. So, I will reinstall the Manjaro 21.0 Gnome version and will not update the new Gnome Apps to 40.
Regards.
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Hi @AlbertoSalviaNovella ,
I could solve the problems with wine reading the post you mentioned.
I can execute Windows executable programs after @jrichard326 guidelines and after running the following terminal command:
cp -a ~/.wine/drive_c/windows/command/start.exe ~/.wine/drive_c/windows/
Hope this help, regards
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Remove âpython2-incrementalâ probably you donât need it
Thank you @Yochanan! However, that didnât help here. Does the problem have nothing to do with this update?
I have some issues with the update.
- The WiFi âSelect Networkâ pop-up cannot be closed. The âCancelâ button gives no response. Make me should reboot every time I accidentally open the âSelect Networkâ menu.
- pacman.log is not found after a fresh boot. So, I have no pamac activities log. Now, I just run
touch /var/log/pacman.logevery time after I do a fresh boot.
Any advice to deal with these issues?
As marwell said, that didnât help, unfortunately. None of the information here allowed me to fix the new Java font issue Iâve seen with this particular update. Thank you for trying!
Sorry winnie, just saw your question tonight.
I think Firefox uses the native KDialog, but to be sure i took a screenshot of Kate and Firefox Developer 88.0b4.
Any word on this one?:
No longer able to connect to smb share on the network through nautilus: Other locations â Connect to server - > smb://ip.ad.res.s. (This occurs on all manjaroâs in the household (5x))
Iâm having three seemingly common problems with this update:
- Conflicts related to packages
pulseaudio-equalizer pulseaudio-jack pulseaudio-lirc pulseaudio-rtp pulseaudio-zeroconf: I had to remove these packages manually before updating - No sound cards after update: I applied saurabhâs solution (see below), it worked in my case. Maybe the solution should be written in the wiki at the beginning of the post, but it has been pointed out that it would be better to examine and manually merge pacnew files
- Problem with fonts in Java applications: they have been replaced with a monospaced font. Still unresolved, unfortunately.
With the latest release and updated Wiki about improving the font rendering, the font rendering is really awesome now, thanks!!! (iâm using truetype interpreter v40 and this is enough for me, but iâll play with v38 to see the results)
Darn. It doesnât. 
Your screenshot confirms what I suspected. Firefox is using GTK file-picker dialog, while Kate is using KDialog.
KDialog makes an application more consistent with a Plasma session, and yields better integration.
Yet for some reason after rebooting (and some small recent updates), Chromium, Brave, and Vivaldi are all correctly using KDialog, while Firefox is the âodd one outâ in the group, in that it uses GTK file picker dialog.
Itâs not such a big deal to me since Firefox is not my primary web browser, but itâs still strange that it sorely sticks out among the others in a KDE desktop.
The upgrade of python-ruamel-yaml broke borgmatic because its current version needs python-ruamel-yaml < 0.17. This has been fixed in borgmatic 1.5.13-2, which is not yet in the stable repo.
I downgraded python-ruamel-yaml, now borgmatic can run again, until it gets upgraded. Hopefully this wonât break another part of the system.
Hi. It seems from the pull that 20% of us are having issues. I donât know if reported but Iâm facing some type of serious bugs:
1: Random Keys and Touchpad do not work correctly at Random Boots or Moments: not an Hardware Issue, mine not as serious as Random keys do not work on inbuilt laptop keyboard. May a Kernel-related issue.
2: System Freezes randomly: at least on AMD Drivers, no matter Kernel versions, DE or activity (it freezes randomly). May because of AMDVLK update be the cause?
Anyway, have a nice day.
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