I don’t know what GDM is. But I lost my background image as well after this update.
either relogin or restart gvfsd after updating
i have 151 packages according to pacman -Qoq /usr/lib/python3.12/
and i’m not liking the idea of approving all these 1 by 1
- can this process be automated?
- and should this be done before or after the system update?
Try:
pamac build $(pacman -Qoq /usr/lib/python3.12/)
sudo pacman -Sy libpamac
does fix the problem of pamac-manager crashing 50% of the time when I start it.
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Hi,
When opening a terminal (konsole) I’m getting this message:
manpath: can’t set the locale; make sure $LC_* and $LANG are correct
not sure what to do to fix it
This ought to help:
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The GNOME Display Manager, i.e. the GNOME login screen.
I have two devices, a notebook and a desktop PC. The first one had a smooth update, but the latter would show a black screen after reboot. It was either that or it would take me directly to tty1.
Somehow display-manager.service stopped being started, gdm.service was also inactive after reboot. Restarting manually either service would take me back to GUI, which is good but not good enough since I use this PC for for work.
After doing some research and trying different approaches from this forum, none of them worked so I decided to timeshift. I will try again next weekend if I find the time
PHEW! That was a big update. Feels like the biggest I’ve ever had, so it took quite a while.
But considering its size, it went pretty smoothly; all the problems were self-inflicted (lots of AUR packages, including Python stuff, plus Python modules installed via PIP, as well of several locally-built programs).
O notice an error opening dbeaver. I had multiple java versions installed and the system switch the active version to 11 instead of 17.
The solution for me was remove jdk11 and reinstall jdk17 packages, because i didn’t use anything that requires 11.
Similar problem here.
It doesn’t lock, but just goes black screen after about 15 mins. I don’t have XFCE screen saver but putting Power Manager on task bar and checking presentation mode seems to overcome the issue, although that does seem kind of a “fudge”.
Tiny issue after updating XFCE → 4.20
After reboot system language was default English
In Settings Manager - System - Manjaro Settings - Local settings - System locals were empty.
Solution: adding display language plus others again
Apart from that everything fine!
Thanks a lot!
that’s the same command as provided by @philm in the opening post (that doesn’t prevent the 150+ "do you want to install…')
also, is it correct that the python package rebuilds should be done after the system update? or before?
They should be done afterwards. The whole point of them is to re-link Python packages against the new Python version.
pacman -Ss firefox | grep "extra/firefox "
extra/firefox 135.0-1
Hi,
xfdesktop 4.20.0-7 breaks my chosen default file manager after the update. I can only use Thunar, no matter which file manager is chosen as the default. Downgrading the package solved the problem.
@deemon It’s just been updated again today, along with Thunderbird and VirtualBox.