So that option
does not apply if AUR packages are involved, correct?
So that option
does not apply if AUR packages are involved, correct?
No the poll is about issues from the update. AUR or manually installed external packages not provided by Manjaro have nothing to do with the poll. People shouldnât report it as an update issue obviously (but many do every time anyway).
Something is wrong with recent smbclient and/or gvfs-smb, I canât browse files shared on my laptop even when I try to navigate there right from the same system. Always âaccess deniedâ.
Good afternoon.
Lately when Iâm saving a file whether itâs jpg or mp4, I always get this:
Please try to give english error messages and avoid screenshots.
That said: are you trying to save something to /home
? A normal user isnât allowed to create files/directories there.
Only issue Iâve come across for this update (on Xfce, linux515) is with flameshot
. The 11.x series is almost completely broken:
Cannot open screen captures in external editor/viewer (upstream bug)
Since this latest testing update, flameshot cannot save captures to a file (throws âFolder contents could not be displayed. Operation was cancelledâ error, and proceeding to save the file worked once out of 5 attempts). downgrading flameshot to prior 11.x series does not fix the issue. seems to be a problem with how it uses the latest gtk file picker, or possibly an issue with the file picker itself. Additionally, this appears to be the same error that @bardo is getting (same error as his screenshot, but likely different application, since flameshot doesnât output mp4 files)
For now Iâve downgraded flameshot to 0.10.2-2 to get all of that essential functionality back.
Iâm trying to save photos and videos, but before the update I used to do it normally, as opposed to now that it immediately cancels the directory, and after that I have to find a folder where I have to choose all files, in order to record. Before I recorded anywhere without canceling.
where i fond Iâve downgraded flameshot to 0.10.2-2 to get all of that essential functionality back.
That should have been fixed with recent GVFS & Samba updates.
The issue with GNOME Online Accounts in Settings is officially fixed with gnome-control-center
42.1 (coming soon to a mirror near you):
Online Accounts
- Fix behavior of helper application on X11
- Fix changes to online accounts services not applying correctly
I tried with version 0.10.2-2 , but the results were the same as before. then I installed version 11 and still the same.
My Manjaro is in Portuguese, soâŚthe image is in portuguese.
@bardo flameshot
encounters the same issue as the application youâre using (is it a browser? chromium
maybe?). downgrading flameshot only resolves the issue when you are using flameshot. it does not change anything with any other application.
if flameshot still encounters the issue after downgrading, make sure you close flameshot from the system tray before taking a screenshot.
NOTE:
After further testing with the latest version of flameshot
, the save dialogue still throws the error, but I can get it to save more consistently if I use the dialogue to create a folder, then save the file in that new folder.
Also tested with chromium
(uses the same file save dialogue), and while it doesnât throw the initial error, I still need to create a new folder (just once?) to save files. It also no longer remembers the last location where I saved files.
Iâve tried different versions but it always gives the same error. Now I have version 11. Thanks for the explanation
Hugs
Then start your application from terminal with prefix LANG=C
Just to have a clarification, for GNOME users is it normal to have most applications with one window theme:
and others with another theme
?
(here the first is Nautilus and the second is Gnome settings)
I had seen that. So the âsolutionâ for the moment, if one wants consistency, is not using the Matcha theme.
Matcha also does not yet support Libadwaita. Vince has not responded to the request yet.
Nice. Thank you for the information.