only issue I noticed was an erroneous output in my conky related my amd gpu shader clock… likely was not something specific in the package updates, but rather related to the fact i also took this update as my transition to the new 6.1.12 LTS kernel (from 5.19)
Turns out two asterisked lines where now being returned by the following command when the shader clock was 0Mhz…
whereas normally (I think) the file typically contained one asterisked entry (the 1st) for the current clock (what I wanted), and a second non-asterisked entry for the max clock…
Assuming you are talking about System Settings=>Startup and Shutdown=>Autostart… i think the key word is Startup, which I interpret as more akin to “upon boot” not “per login”, but I could be wrong.
I’m curious though… why are you logging out and not just locking (Meta-L) and unlocking your session as needed?
After this update I’ve had some weird problems with a BT headset, like the device not appearing in audio devices for output and/or input. Disconnecting and reconnecting the headset seems to be a workaround, sometimes more than one disconnect/connect cycle is required.
Seems not to be related to this update after all. I’ve booted into my “rescue” system which is at the previous level and the problem persists.
Evidently something I’ve cocked-up, rather than being related to the update.
I only had a minor issue updating, on a system that’s not been running since November 9 of this past year. Package “lib32-db” was holding up pamac. After Googling that issue, I see I wasn’t alone. Removing that package allowed everything to update normally, after some keyring updates.
Oh, and the latest VLC had a strange issue on the same system, where attempting to play a .mp4 video file caused an immediate application crash. Changing the Video Output to VDPAU seems to have fixed it, though the reason behind it is still a mystery to me. Oh well.
In addition to the lo interface NM applet is telling me random ip on DNS. I configured to use Google DNS and NM applet continues randomising the DNS IP… But If I do a cat resolv the DNS servers are the Google ones. Is it normal?
After last update in stable branch I started having issues with windows not getting properly focused. I clicked on the title bar, any other spot of the window, nothing really worked but swapping windows with Alt+Tab. In worst scenarios I had to close the window and open it again.
I hope this gets fixed soon. Im using Manjaro Gnome.
pamac upgrade -a
Vorbereitung...
Synchronisiere Paketdatenbanken...
https://aur.manjaro.org/packages-meta-ext-v1.json.gz: Nicht akzeptables TLS-Zertifikat
Fehler beim Synchronisieren der AUR-Datenbank
Zertifikat Serverseitig abgelaufen?
Certificate expired on Server?
I tried:
pamac update --force-refresh
I know, but if a Serverside Certificate runs out, then nobody should post it here? OK. Next time i remember.
I thought someone from the Manjaro-Team could find it useful to know there is a certificate to renew.
Sorry if i was wrong.
In the meantime everything is ok with the certificate again. So who cares anymore.
You didn’t click, and read the threads in the search I linked, did you? The issue is not that a certificate expired. Click, and read if you want to know more, too much off topic already in this thread. It has been multiple month now so you’ll find A LOT of threads about it.
