Hi!
This morning an apt update broke my kde. I can log in, but only to get into
a black screen with the mouse's cursor, even using a newly created user.
I can't see any obvious error in syslog, but there is something in
.xsession-errors :
Kapplymousetheme ("breeze_cursors","24") exited with user
Hi Miguel,
I assume you are on sid/testing and you did a dist-upgrade (or
full-upgrade).
This morning I tried to dist-upgrade sid but I eventually gave up since apt
asked to remove plasma-desktop and other stuff I didn't think it was good
to remove.
Look at the logfiles in /var/log/apt and see if
I didn't notice anything weird, so I went with the upgrade... I guess
I missed something.
After some time I found some missing packages so I could log in but no
taskbar was visible.
Removing ~/.config/plasma-org.kde.plasma.desktop-appletsrc and relogin
did the trick, but lost all the personaliza
On zondag 19 september 2021 17:10:51 CEST Miguel A. Vallejo wrote:
> Removing ~/.config/plasma-org.kde.plasma.desktop-appletsrc and relogin
> did the trick, but lost all the personalization.
I've had similar problems a number of times now in the last few weeks.
Lost my task bar a couple of times a
The main drawback I see every time KDE gets updated is that everything
changes. Few weeks ago the main menu changed to a ugly one with too
big icons... and no way to get back the old one. Today the taskbar
reappeared with an "only icons" version. Once I changed the widget to
the traditional one I j
On Sunday, 19 September 2021 16:19:09 CEST bruno zanetti wrote:
> Hi Miguel,
>
> I assume you are on sid/testing and you did a dist-upgrade (or
> full-upgrade).
> This morning I tried to dist-upgrade sid but I eventually gave up since apt
> asked to remove plasma-desktop and other stuff I didn't t
On 19/09/2021 17:16, Miguel A. Vallejo wrote:
The main drawback I see every time KDE gets updated is that everything
changes. Few weeks ago the main menu changed to a ugly one with too
big icons... and no way to get back the old one. Today the taskbar
reappeared with an "only icons" version. Once
Il giorno lun 20 set 2021 alle ore 01:30 chris ha
scritto:
> On Sunday, 19 September 2021 16:19:09 CEST bruno zanetti wrote:
> > Hi Miguel,
> >
> > I assume you are on sid/testing and you did a dist-upgrade (or
> > full-upgrade).
> > This morning I tried to dist-upgrade sid but I eventually gave
Hi,
> The main drawback I see every time KDE gets updated is that everything
> changes. Few weeks ago the main menu changed to a ugly one with too
> big icons... and no way to get back the old one. Today the taskbar
I somehow disagree. Since I started packaging KDE/plasma with 5.18 or
so, I have
On 20/09/2021 12:19, Norbert Preining wrote:
Hi,
The main drawback I see every time KDE gets updated is that everything
changes. Few weeks ago the main menu changed to a ugly one with too
big icons... and no way to get back the old one. Today the taskbar
I somehow disagree. Since I started pa
On Mon, 20 Sep 2021, piorunz wrote:
> So you are maintainer and you package KDE for Debian, I understand
> correctly? If, yes thanks for your work :)
Yes.
> Unfortunately, OP author got this because he clicks YES when apt
> full-upgrade wants to many delete packages due to unmet dependencies.
We
> I somehow disagree. Since I started packaging KDE/plasma with 5.18 or
> so, I have been tracking every single minor and major release within a
> few days, and I never have seen any considerable change in
> layout/design.
>
> So I am really surprised about your experience.
I am really surprised y
.
If you stick to stable then you'll only notice a big change when the new
release happens, sometime 2ish years from now.
Joe McEntire
j...@emberlife.com
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Subject: Re: Broken KDE in Sid/Unstable
Date: Monday, September 20, 2021, 3:06:44 PM EDT
From: M
Miguel A. Vallejo ha scritto:
>> I somehow disagree. Since I started packaging KDE/plasma with 5.18 or
>> so, I have been tracking every single minor and major release within a
>> few days, and I never have seen any considerable change in
>> layout/design.
>>
>> So I am really surprised about your
> Well, that is OP fault. Running sid/testing requires a minimal knowledge
> about what is going on, and often waiting for conflicts to be fixed by
> updated packages instead of removals.
>
It depends. Since we're not born knowing how the Debian ecosystem works, it's
unreasonable to expect a cu
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