[Testing Update] 2021-09-23 - Nvidia 470.74, Mesa 21.2.2, ZFS 2.1.1, Networkmanager, KDE-Git

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wayland-protocols was a new orphan for me, dropped by latest gtk3 - I removed it.

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6 posts were split to a new topic: Harfbuzz 3.0.0 breaks chromium 95 dev

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tbh i read post 2 and either missed it or phil edited it after I updated. Probably me that missed it lol

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Still no vhba module for kernel 5.15 in repositories. CDEmu for example doesn’t work.

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sddm crashes upon boot…

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When does the 470.74 Nvidia driver release?

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It already has.

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Nvidia 470.74 fixed many issues that the previous driver version had, specially with Cyberpunk 2077, so I’m happy with that update.

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Hmm I haven’t got the update yet, I am still on 470.63.01

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You’re on the Testing branch, of course?

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No I’m on the stable branch, when does it release on the stable branch and also how to I switch branch if I wanted to?

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Its normally a week or so to go from testing to stable. There’s a guide in the wiki for switching branches

https://wiki.manjaro.org/index.php/Switching_Branches

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It will probably not go on Stable due to the G-Sync issue with this driver. If you want the driver it is there on Testing branch.

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So is it being delayed until that is fixed?

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Nvidia-utils just got bumped to 470.74-2 on testing branch so hopefully the G-Sync issue is fixed, not had chance to check yet

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No it is the exact same driver, I don’t know why it has received another package revision but look at what is before the dash, it is the driver version, 470.74.

//EDIT: On a side note, there is a link in the announcement here, first post, to the thread regarding this issue with G-Sync on Nvidia forum. The problem has been fixed internally on Nvidia side.

So this will be updated on Unstable when released (no ETA), then Testing, then Stable branch.

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Latest update for manjaro-pulse 20210928-1 appears to have sorted out most of the dependencies, optional dependencies and conflicts well

But I do not think package sof-firmware should be included as a dependency
It is only require for Intel laptops to support digital microphone array in ALSA

This should be an optional dependency in manjaro-alsa meta package ?

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You’re right. Removed it with the 20211001-1 release.

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Why are some packages newer in stable branch than in testing? For instance, all the pipewire-* ones in stable are 0.3.37 while in testing are 0.3.36.

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