I’m seeing similar weirdness. Pamac updates indicator says 900 and something updates. Log out. Switch to console run ‘sudo shiny-mirrors refresh’ then ‘pamac upgrade’ - only libpamac and Thunderbird updates installed, 4 packages
Exit console and log back in, check pamac gui, ‘Everything up to date!’.
If you use mangohud, then glfw-x11 and glfw-wayland are in conflict. I had to remove mangohud to solve that issue. wlay depends on glfw-wayland which is part of manjaro-sway repo.
Try again later is sensible advice - no alternative anyway with pamac not showing any updates
I’m sure they’ll pop up later when my local mirrors sync. But the ‘due to 404 error on every package’ doesn’t seem entirely relevant? There are no updates to 404 because pamac (nor pacman) are not seeing any available updates.
If they’ve not turned up in a couple of days I’ll worry - for now happy to be patient.
The electron 25 package was not found (although it exists)
Updating the mirrors did not give anything, the update was carried out in the terminal through
sudo pacman -Syu
But after that I get a database update error in the update manager, while there is no such error in the terminal
I have 2 questions, how to fix this error and how to remove the community repository from the system? Thanks for your creativity!
Could’n boot in my crypt Gnome (linux54 5.4.249) environment after update. Got stuck with initramfs error after passphrase.
My solution.
Booted into Manjaro live USB.
Then opened the LUKS filesystem and chrooted into it.
Uncommented gzip in /etc/mkinitpcio.conf
COMPRESSION=“gzip”
Then updated boot settings
mkinitcpio -P && update-grub
After reboot I was able to use the system. Done the kernel upgrade to “linux510 5.10.186” later on and rolled back the gzip change.
Tuck me all 2 hours, because I had a secound computer for research. Other wise
It does … but just barely.
You may want to add some symlinks and/or custom gtk.css to ~/.config/gtk-4.0/ etc.
Mines a bit hacked up and still not perfect because of gtk4’s adwaita weirdness.