Thanks for this. I had the same issue where my locale was removed as well. Once I set it back up in Manjaro settings my gnome-terminal-fedora started to work again.
Luckily I found that I had Xterm was installed either with my original manjaro install or something I added. I didn’t realize how much I relied on the terminal until I didn’t have one. I now have installed another terminal program that is Desktop environment agnostic so hopefully I’ll never be in the boat of not having a terminal again lol.
I’m using the LibreOffice “still” version (7.2.6.2) on KDE Plasma. There is a similar bug where changing the font or size of typed text from the drop down menu (the menu does show, however) the insert cursor disappears and typing further text is ignored.
A workaround I found is to simply double click on any menu entry and the insert cursor returns. It’s a weird bug, possibly just with KDE Plasma perhaps? This bug was present before this stable update too.
For some reason I am not able to wake up the screen after putting the computer to sleep using kernel 5.17.
The computer spins up, but the screen gets no signal.
Reverting to 5.15 fixes the problem.
(Plasma with Ryzen APU)
I was previously on 5.16 (with working sleep), I did this upgrade and also changed to 5.17 and my computer started waking up from sleep with a black screen (I have run into this bug and off before). Reverting to 5.16 did not fix the problem so something else in this update is affecting it.
KDE/Plasma on optimus (running only intel graphics with completely disabled nVidia card).
I will try switching to 5.15 and report back.
Update:
Reverting to 5.15 seems to have fixed the problem for me too.
Had a bit of a hiccup after upgrading one of my systems, Ryzen 5900HX - it will boot with 5.16.18, but after I log in, I got just a black screen.
As kernel 5.16.x series is now EoL, I did REISUB to 5.15.32 LTS and now the system works as expected. Next I added Kernel 5.17.1, rebooted and the system is still OK.
Unexpected behavior in the new xfce4-terminal:
F10-Key does not toggle show menu bar anymore even though the option “Disable menu shortcut key (F10 by default)” is not set.
Rapid Photo Downloader starts fine on my testing branch Chromebook (also running manjaro Gnome, to be clear).
Tried moving aside Rapid Photo Downloader config and cache directories. Also no help.
Will import photos on the chrombook and transfer to workstation for now. Presumably this will work ok when current testing updates get merged into stable.
My mate desktop was limping badly after the update. Mouse and keyboard needed 30sec to ‘wake up’, onboard onscreen keyboard acting odd and not getting on top. Control Center >> Windows showed ‘Your windows-manager is unsupported.’
Removed mate-tweak with pamac, it left all dependencies in place. Reinstalled with all optional dependencies and rebooted. Initially, there were no changes but after opening Control Center >> Mate Tweak >> Windows I was able to pick marco windows manager and I was back to normal.
Stable updates were installed smoothly, rebooted, and installed new kernel 5.17.1.13 and removed Kernel 5.16.18-1 both went through without a glitch.
After the reboot, everything worked without a glitch other than VA-API. vainfo was throwing an error
Reinstalled manjaro-vaapi everything seems to be working fine.
Hardware acceleration is still failing in Firefox other applications use hardware acceleration without any problem.
Firefox version 99.0.1
Any pointers to fix the Firefox hardware acceleration issue?
Hey i am not able to wake up my pc anymore after the update, hibernation works fine but resuming does not work, so i always have to shutdown my pc completely
There is a bug in LibreOffice 7.3.2 with KDE and Wayland. See it and it. It seems to be the bug I told above. The patch will be available in LibreOffice 7.3.3, but not before early May.
Hi. When I try to update thunderbird, I get a message that the signature from Mark Wagie is not trusted and it does not let me update it. Here is a cut down version of the output:
To upgrade (3):
thunderbird 91.8.1-0.1 (91.8.0-1) extra 66,0 MB
thunderbird-i18n-de 91.8.1-1 (91.8.0-1) extra 629,5 kB
thunderbird-i18n-en-us 91.8.1-1 (91.8.0-1) extra 546,3 kB
Fehler: thunderbird: signature from "Mark Wagie <mark@manjaro.org>" is unknown trust
The system is otherwise fully updated.
I am not sure where to report and ask for help, because none of the support forums match this topic I think.