[Stable Update] 2021-07-23 - Kernels, Nvidia, Mesa, Wine, Firefox, Thunderbird, Virtualbox

[BlindService]

• Go to System Settings
• Type Splas
• Click Splash Screen
• Take Breath2

[TomBln]

I have the same problem here. On Arch this is already reported as a bug.

[someone]

The update went well at first glance, but my computer froze twice since I installed it. I had to shut it down by force each time.

Logs : https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/cgXdms3fth/

[philm]

seems there is a bug at Arch: FS#71541 : [telegram-desktop] telegram-desktop doesn't work after update to 2.8.11-1

[XRaTiX]

I’m using KDE,cannot reproduce,telegram 2.8.11.2 works fine on my machine

[Fabby]

@someone

I had to shut it down by force each time.

Please read this:

[HowTo] reboot / turn off your frozen computer: REISUB/REISUO

Difficulty: ★★☆☆☆ This tutorial was created because people are using a hard power off during freezes, so this will teach you how to turn off your computer when everything is frozen using softer means. So whenever you see someone saying they had to “Power Off” or “Hard Reset” their system without doing a REISUB, please send them here! If you’re reading this in response to a question, please click the green link above this text to bring you to the full unabridged text of the tutorial…

Have you tried 5.10 LTS (Long Term Support) already?

[nightmare-2021]

telegram-desktop version 2.8.11-2.0 should fix the bug.

[archisman]

Same here in Manjaro XFCE. A temporary workaround it to launch it with

QT_QPA_PLATFORMTHEME=fusion telegram-desktop

[cfinnberg]

But this updates includes just that version (2.8.11-2), isn’t it? Also in the Arch bug track one comment says that it persists in 2.8.11-2.

I don’t know if you have more information on the issue, but it seems to me that it is not fixed for everybody in this version?

PS: Mine works fine.

Edit: I can confirm from a friend that the problem persists with 2.8.11-2. (XFCE)

[winnie]

For KDE users who wish to re-apply their preferred login splash screen:

KDE Logo in splash screen instead of Manjaro after update

I updated the Wiki after more investigation. Backup / remove the old ksplashrc file mv ~/.config/ksplashrc ~/.config/ksplashrc.bak Go to System Settings Type in Splash Click on Splash Screen Select and Apply your desired splash screen This way you don’t need to completely undo any custom themes, icons, colors, etc, just to bring back a working “Apply” button. Here is a comparison between the old (broken) and newly created ksplashrc config files: Old (renamed to ksplashrc.bak): [KS…

• Backup / remove the old ksplashrc file:
• mv ~/.config/ksplashrc ~/.config/ksplashrc.bak
• Go to System Settings
• Type in Splash
• Click on Splash Screen
• Select and Apply your desired splash screen

[mynewlaptop]

Mostly working but I did have a Bluetooth issue. I could not pair with any of my Bluetooth devices after the upgarde. Deleting the paired devices and pairing again seems to have worked. No idea what that was about.

[manyaro01]

good morning everyone…thanks for the information…glad it works on kde(years ago my desktop)but i am on xfce…
it doesn’t matter…it works with the version downloaded from telegram website(2.8.10)
Greetings and a hug

[nightmare-2021]

[cfinnberg]

Sorry, I don’t understand. That’s my point precisely. This update includes already the updated package, but some people still have problems.

[archisman]

@cfinnberg

But this updates includes just that version (2.8.11-2), isn’t it? Also in the Arch bug track one comment says that it persists in 2.8.11-2.

The update initially came with 2.8.11-2, which is buggy.
It was later updated to 2.8.11-2.0, which does not anymore have the bug (I can confirm it).

The patched version has not reached all the mirrors yet.

[cfinnberg]

Ahhh, ok. Now I understand. Thanks! It didn’t occur to me that 2.8.11-2 and 2.8.11-2.0 were different

[ash.r]

Not an issue but after pacman -Syu , it is showing warning:
warning: inxi: local (3.3.06.1-1) is newer than community (3.3.05.1-1)