[Unstable Update] 2023-10-08 – GNOME 45 – Unstable Updates
Hello community,
Another unstable branch update with some usual package updates for you.
GNOME 45
Manual intervention is required.
Extensions that target older GNOME versions will not work in GNOME 45.
- It is recommended to remove all third-party extensions before updating, then install the compatible versions after updating and rebooting.
AllMost extensions in the Manjaro repos are already updated.
Should we keep Geary as the default mail client on the GNOME full ISO, replace it or include no email client at all? The GNOME minimal ISO currently does not ship with one.
- Geary
- Evolution
- Thunderbird
- No email client
- Something else (please comment)
Please see the below wiki post for known issues.
Developer daily build ISO changes:
- Replaced
cheese
withsnapshot
- Replaced
eog
withloupe
- Replaced
manjaro-pulse
withmanjaro-pipewire
Info about AUR packages
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- No issue, everything went smoothly
- Yes there was an issue. I was able to resolve it myself.(Please post your solution)
- Yes i am currently experiencing an issue due to the update. (Please post about it)
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Known issues and solutions
This is a wiki post; please edit as necessary.
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Please RTFT (Read This Fine Thread) first before reporting the same issues over and over again!
2023-10-08
Restarting gnome-shell using Alt+F2 and entering R, causes a crash
FS#79884 : [gnome-shell] Restarting gnome-shell using Alt+F2 and entering R, causes a crash
Incompatible extensions
- GTile: No news yet. (
gnome-shell-extension-gtile
)
When are we gonna switch manjaro-pipewire
from pipewire-media-session
to wireplumber
?
Its still the recommended one in our repos, but is considered deprecated everywhere else.
PS. No problems on KDE
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manjaro-pipewire
depends on pipewire-session-manager
.
Funny.
I know … I’m asking if there are any plans to change that.
I replace it manually.
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Yes, I’m aware. I’ll change it later to make sure the right package is installed during the ISO build.
EDIT: I just removed the pipewire-session-manager
dependency. wireplumber
is already pulled in by gst-plugin-pipewire
and pipewire-alsa
, anyway.
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Does this also will apply to KDE install ISOs ?
Not yet since KDE still ships with PulseAudio.
But kwin depends on pipewire-session-manager…
Both pipewire-media-session
and wireplumber
provide pipewire-session-manager
, so if you already have wireplumber
installed, the dependency is met.
A post was split to a new topic: My laptop often fails to resume from sleep
Yes. But if system produced from iso installation have pipewire-media-session
installed by default then installing manjaro-pipewire
package will result in using deprecated pipewire-media-session
instead of wireplumber
?
No ISO has been updated yet except for the daily development GNOME ISO.
If you dont mind my other fiddlings, you can get an updated KDE with pipewire/wireplumber here:
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For the three people who are brave enough to attempt to use ZFS:
ZFS extramodules; i.e., linuxXX-zfs
, have been dropped from the repos. There have been recent difficulties building them and no one on the Manjaro Team uses ZFS.
Please install zfs-dkms
instead. You will to need to manually remove the old 2.1.13 extramodule package(s) first to install the new 2.2.0 packages; i.e., with linux61
:
sudo pacman -R linux61-zfs && sudo pacman -Syu zfs-dkms
species One of Three responding …
sudo zpool export <pool>
sudo pacman -R --noconfirm linux61-zfs && sudo pacman -Syu --noconfirm zfs-dkms
==> ERROR: Failed to load preset: '/etc/mkinitcpio.d/linux.preset'
error: command failed to execute correctly
(4/4) Updating the info directory file...
reboot
sudo zpool import -d /dev/disk/by-id <pool>
sudo zpool status <pool>
all went fine but zfs-dkms takes a long time to finish so i am not that happy.
linuxXX-zfs is not in linux66 but is still in all the older one’s 54-65
Probably nothing as your system still boots but I’d check that rather sooner than later…