Apparently the same problem here. In updated Gnome Files context menu access to administrator rights for opening folders and editing files returns the errors seen in @VictorSproot post.
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That one works for me.
Well done, Manjaro Team. No issues on two systems, both XFCE.
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Please, please, please donāt comment āEverything is fine with my upgradeā but use the voting buttons instead and leave the replies for actual solutions. (Pretty please with
I see a lot of issues with the Mesa upgrade and have one more to add. It somehow interferes with my TigerVNC server performance by making a remote session much laggier than before. Downgrading to Mesa version 20.3.4-3 reverts everything to the way it was before.
pamac reinstall <pkgname>
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Thanks for the update. Some issues on my side:
- No longer able to connect to smb share on the network through nautilus: Other locations ā Connect to server - > smb://ip.ad.res.s. (This occurs on all manjaroās in the household (5x))
- Fonts look ghastly, like in the Nautilus sidebar, but also here while I am typing. Just read somewhere that he LCD_defualt config file I previously linked to has moved. This must really impact a lot of people. Should it not be written in capitals on the announce page?
- Dash to dock no longer compatible to the shell theme I previously used. It shifts down by about 10 pixels leaving some empty space above it. ( I switched to another shell theme to fix it)
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Everything almost went smoothly, apart from a nasty bug with GNOMEās āSelect Networkā pop-up (in GNOMEāS quick settings drop-down menu), preventing it from closing (which makes the computer unusable until hard reset).
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These commands in Terminal have fixed the issue for me:
sudo ln -fs /usr/share/fontconfig/conf.avail/11-lcdfilter-default.conf /etc/fonts/conf.d/ to have back the lcd filter (in facts fonts looked a little bit ugly without such conf file)
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A post was split to a new topic: Lenovo e585 - ryzen 5 2500u - vega 8
Updated on two Xfce systems through pamac-gui.
On the desktop though, pamac-gui hanged on the conflict resolution phase. Launching the update with pacman instead revealed the cause:
:: removing python2-twisted breaks dependency 'python2-twisted' required by python2-incremental
Those package not being actually used, i removed them, then proceeded to update with pamac-gui.
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Had to do the sound fix, other then that the gnome favorite icons seem to be aligned differently? I might be imagining this:
The admin backend is currently disabled until the upstream issue is fixed:
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May I ask what happened with this thread? It wasnāt available for at least an hour.
I mean is the update still a valid stable update or was something revoked maybe?
Nothing was revoked, probably someone from staff marked by mistake this topic as private 
Thanks for that, @Yochanan.
It seems to me only every other kernel version released in Manjaro works on my laptop running Manjaro KDE.
5.10.23-1, 5.4.105-1 and 4.19.180-1 work fine for me.
5.11.6-1 and 5.9.16-1 donāt work well at all. With those the graphic effects donāt work, like no inverting of window colors (for apps that donāt support a dark themeā¦), no desktop zooming (for apps with too small text) and some fn-buttons like volume control and screen brightness donāt work.
Kernel 5.11.2 didnāt work on my laptop at all - just hanged after login (both GUI and from TTY session). 5.10.* worked fine OOB. This update has 5.11.10 and it works OK for me.
everything got big in gnome shell, changed gnome-shell font size and it came back to normal size, just a temporary fixā¦
Today I ran into a bug in GNOME.
WiFi selection panel buttons are not working, it can not be canceled or closed even after connecting a network.
And, one more thing here since Manjaro 19. After turning off Wi-Fi, itās going to be in Airplane Mode, is this necessary? If it is, I donāt think it should open Bluetooth when I turn off the Airplane Mode.