I deleted the /var/temp/openrazer folder and it did a clean rebuild.
I found myself in the same position.
Disabling gpu acceleration worked as a quick workaround.
But i found another post about the same issue in the arch forum: https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?pid=2098015#p2098015
Doing an:
# rm -rf ~/.config/google-chrome/Default/GPUCache
fixed the problem for me. Now chrome start as usual without any graphics glitches
i’m using plasma and i noticed that the last stable update affected mouse cursor movement speed - this update restored it to what it should be, but i first had to adjust the speed in system settings (no need to enable adaptive speed)
After the update VLC and Smplayer stutter with fullscreen videos.
Same here for Xfce, Monospace Font Selection got reset to “empty”
Why didn’t the new Lutris version make it into this update? I know it landed on testing a few weeks ago.
Its kind of important because of this issue.
Although python311 has not been in the AUR for a few weeks (since Arch upgraded to python 3.11) you can still uninstall it, using you AUR helper or pacman.
You need to uninstall it before starting this system update.
Always read the wiki post at the start of these announcements, before upgrading.
AUR python311 is mentioned in [HowTo] Python upgrade: reinstall AUR and pip packages
Thank you very much, this fixed too my issue with Brave.
Best regards!!
What is the current situation with KiCad?
According to the mirrors, kicad will be updated to 7.0.3-1 but according to the manjaro packages, there is currently no such version for the stable release kicad manjaro package
KiCad 7.0.3 and 7.0.4 have also never been officially launched because they had critical bugs, which were fixed with KiCad 7.0.5.
Like most of our packages, we inherit kicad
from Arch. They updated to 7.0.3 > 7.0.4 > 7.0.5. There should be a testing update before the next stable update, so both testing and stable should receive 7.0.5 next.
Got a problem with Evolution after applying this update - Evbolution doesn’t display mail content or header. Neither in preview, nor when opening a mail. Just a blank window.
Packages shows that stable has an older version of evolution. Commits · main · Arch Linux / Packaging / Packages / evolution · GitLab. so maybe that version has known bugs like yours @leftbit
Does starting evolution from the command line print out any info?
There are some folders that can be cleaned / renamed to check if there is an issue with settings or cache.
The user’s data files
$HOME/.local/share/evolution
Various configuration and state files
$HOME/.config/evolution
Account settings
$HOME/.config/evolution/sources
Disposable data caches
$HOME/.cache/evolution
I did the update few minutes ago, everything is OK, no issue at all with dkms modules nor with firefox or with AUR python based app.
Thank you!
Same here… Brave is acting weird, it won’t show most buttons online or images associated with buttons.
I’ve tried switching different themes (light / dark, gtk / classic )
Here the fix:
Regards.
So I tried again to update today and it worked fine. Turns out last time I ran pamac remove --orphans
and it removed GDM! No wonder graphical login was no longer working! I was more careful to the command output this time:
$ pamac remove --orphans
Preparing...
Checking dependencies...
To remove (31):
gnome-common 3.18.0-4 extra
gtk-doc 1.33.2-1 (Orphan Of: gnome-common) extra
python-anytree 2.8.0-6 (Orphan Of: gnome-common) extra
glib2-docs 2.76.2-1 (Orphan Of: gnome-common) core
intltool 0.51.0-6 (Orphan Of: gnome-common) extra
autoconf-archive 1:2023.02.20-1 (Orphan Of: gnome-common) community
autoconf 2.71-4 (Orphan Of: gnome-common) core
yelp-tools 42.1-1 (Orphan Of: gnome-common) extra
mallard-ducktype 1.0.2-9 (Orphan Of: gnome-common) extra
itstool 1:2.0.7-1 (Orphan Of: gnome-common) extra
docbook-xsl 1.79.2-7 (Orphan Of: gnome-common) extra
docbook-xml 4.5-9 (Orphan Of: gnome-common) extra
gdm 44.1-1 extra
python-html2text 2020.1.16-9 community
debugedit 5.0-5 core
cython 0.29.34-3 community
libx86 1.1-8 community
ttf-noto-nerd 3.0.1-1 community
webkit2gtk-5.0 2.38.6-1 extra
gobject-introspection 1.76.1-3 extra
python-mako 1.2.4-3 (Orphan Of: gobject-introspection) extra
electron 22.3.3-1 community
uchardet 0.0.8-1 extra
bison 3.8.2-5 core
pastebinit 1.5.1-1 community
flex 2.6.4-5 core
m4 1.4.19-3 (Orphan Of: gnome-common) core
asar 3.2.3-1 community
go 2:1.20.4-1 community
pkgconf 1.8.1-1 core
make 4.4.1-2 core
Total removed size: 1.5 GB
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For those on GNOME, can you reproduce that ?
No, I have gdm
set as explicitly installed. Set gdm
to be explicitly installed so you will not have to deal with this again. Pamac (gui) has an option to set it to explicitly installed or pamac install --as-explicit gdm