Update requests for packages built by Manjaro developers

[papajoke]

it’s mobile repo, Reported in good category

@cfinnberg, linux64 not exists and linux64-broadcom-wl is removed (your last sync is too old)

[cfinnberg]

@soundofthunder

I imagine some of these packages will just need to be removed from your system, if installed. Are any of them from the AUR?

As I said, this was me playing around with Manjaro databases. I have personally not installed any of the packages mentioned in there.

@soundofthunder

You should also remove the plasma-wayland-session package as it no longer exists in the repo due to being replaced by plasma-workspace package.

That’s the thing. plasma-dialer is in the repos and is dependant on a package that is not.

@papajoke

it’s mobile repo, Reported in good category

Well, it’s also normal x86_64 / stable branch.

PS: I don’t know why post had “plasma” and “kde” tags, as I’m fairly sure I didn’t select anything when creating it.

[Yochanan]

@papajoke

Reported in good category

Thanks for doing that, I didn’t have time to fully address this earlier.

@cfinnberg I’ve merged your topic here. I appreciate you letting us know.

@papajoke

linux64-broadcom-wl is removed

It is now since I saw his post earlier.

I have also removed beelink-kde-settings and minisforum-kde-settings. The related OEM ISO profiles were dropped recently and those packages were just missed leftovers.

Regarding Plasma Mobile packages: Unfortunately, upstream ARM development for mobile devices lately has been slow. Therefore ALARM and Manjaro ARM packaging has also been slow. Some Plasma Mobile and Phosh packages are also in the x86_64 repos as well for some tablets supporting that architecture.

@cfinnberg

I don’t know why post had “plasma” and “kde” tags, as I’m fairly sure I didn’t select anything when creating it.

By the way, I’m still mystified why certain tags seem to be automatically applied as well. Apparently it’s some new Discourse “feature”.

[cfinnberg]

@papajoke

mbn check -s

Can I ask what tool is that?

Edit: Ok. I should look up myself instead of asking It’s in manjaro-check-repos and I have it already installed

[cscs]

$ sudo pacman -Fyx bin/mbn

:: Synchronizing package databases...
 core                                                                               2.4 MiB  3.53 MiB/s 00:01 [##################################################################] 100%
 extra                                                                             41.5 MiB  6.92 MiB/s 00:06 [##################################################################] 100%
 multilib                                                                         218.3 KiB   624 KiB/s 00:00 [##################################################################] 100%
usr/bin/mbn is owned by extra/manjaro-check-repos 0.9.9-3
usr/bin/mbn-gui is owned by extra/manjaro-check-repos 0.9.9-3

[cfinnberg]

Yeah, I noticed (almost the same way ). Thanks!