I have to downgrade fontconfig and lib32-fontconfig to 2.13.94 as the upgrade to 2.13.96 changed all my conky, it doesnt horizontally fit on my screen. Is there some new configuration that I have to change somewhere?
One screen? Wayland? Night Color active?
I immediately caught one. I had it during beta testing but couldn’t find the culprit and now I figured it out. If you happen to use a laptop with an external monitor set as primary screen, plus Night Color activated, in Wayland it fails on boot and resets the primary screen to the laptop’s. But it happens only if there a proxy configured in Systemsettings. Without it, no failure occurs.
Was python-pyqt5 downgraded from 5.15.6-7.1 to 5.15.6-7 on purpose?
I’ve tried refreshing the mirrors couple of times, since sometimes pacman-mirrors could choose outdated mirrors for me.
Then, I rebooted my system. Instead of getting the usual GDM’s login screen, I got the infamous “Something has gone wrong …blah blah … Contact a System Administrator”
Went to the journal to confirm:
Feb 12 16:09:01 manjaro-unstable gdm[448]: Gdm: Failed to list cached users: GDBus.Error:org.freedesktop.DBus.Error.ServiceUnknown: The name :1.11 was not provided by any .service files
Feb 12 16:09:01 manjaro-unstable login[1642]: pam_systemd(login:session): Failed to release session: Interrupted system call
So yeah, there’s no doubt that GDM broke for me with this update.
I haven’t checked yet about this issue upstream, but for now, I was able to get it back working by reverting anything gdm-plymouth related:
It’s not just you, it happened to me as well on my secondary laptop with an AMD APU using GNOME Wayland. I held off updating plymouth for awhile as I couldn’t figure out why it was happening. No one has posted any complaints for the gdm-plymouth & plymouth AUR packages, so I figured I’d push the plymouth update while I was updating gdm-plymouth.
Whatever is causing it, I’d prefer not to keep downgraded packages. Let’s see if it affects anyone else and and figure out what’s causing it.
EDIT: Just to be sure, make sure you’re using gdm.service, not gdm-plymouth.service: