I’ve been using perl-finance-quote with GnuCash. As of version 5.0, some dependencies were moved to AUR, but not explicitly added as AUR dependencies of the package. My workaround was
yay -S base-devel perl-readonly
yay -S perl-web-scraper perl-spreadsheet-xlsx perl-html-tokeparser-simple
perl-spreadsheet-xlsx may require a second try for success.
As of this update, I received a warning about these and some other perl modules used by perl-finance-quote. This needed to be rebuilt similarly to the python3.11 update instructions above.
yay -Syu rebuild-detector
pamac build $(pacman -Qoq /usr/lib/perl5/5.36)
checkrebuild
Back to normal (normal since 5.0 unfortunately no longer includes Yahoo-JSON, so only 5 quotes per minute).
Warning: manjaro-hello: local (0.7.0-6) is newer than extra (0.7.0-5)
Resolving dependencies...
Checking inter-conflicts...
Warning: could not fully load metadata for package vtk-9.2.6-7
Error: Failed to prepare transaction: invalid or corrupted package
I uninstalled vtk, and the Upgrade went fine. I’m still not sure if I actually need it.
timeshift gui won’t start (ask for password and then nothing)
via terminal wtih “sudo timeshift-gtk” its works. But no start from plasma. But this issue was already before this update! I found this solution: [Solved] timeshift gui on KDE Plasma - Debian User Forums
But “pkexec” is stange for me …
For some unaccountable reason, some Perl modules are no longer in the repos. I have some scripts which rely on the forks module, which was no longer valid due to the new Perl version. Trying to reinstall it failed as it was no longer there.
I’ve ended up having to install forks (and its dependency, acme::damn, which is also gone) from CPAN.
I suspect there may be other Perl modules that are no longer there as well (unless I’m just very unlucky) so it’s worth checking if you use Perl.
sudo should not be used with graphical applications. polkit on the other hand is acceptable
(pkexec is somewhat comparable to the long deprecated gksudo)
Not sure it’s because of this update, but Android Emulator starts up with a blank screen, churning the CPU at 200%. Reinstalling didn’t help, I’ve seen complaints such as “Please update the emulator to one that supports the feature(s): Vulkan”.
I’ll keep trying but so far nothing seems to help.
Okay, I will take it back. It’s the android image that doesn’t work. Pixel_4_API_30 (Android R) doesn’t boot, while Pixel_4_API_33 (Android T) boots.
Something’s wrong with the Android image, unrelated to the Manjaro update.
After the update some flatpack apps (Notepad Next, Nomacs) fail to start. It happend after the previous update too. Reinstall helped then and probably will now too but it would be nice to know what causes the problem. Other flatpack apps work just fine.