Don't know if anyone had this issue with upgrading (Kubuntu 10.04 to KDE 4.5 beta 1) but I seemed to have lost the Oxygen Widget style. On top of it, to retrieve any broken packages, I have lost KPackageKit. Any ideas?

I'm not seeing this on opensuse KDE svn snapshots.

Please ensure all packages are fully updated, then run the following command, logout then back in again.

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kbuildsycoca4 --noincremental

I have the same problem. Running gentoo with up to date 4.4.90 packages.

Running kbuildsycoca4 have no effect. Any other idea?

One possibility is that the packages provided binary incompatible version of oxygen plugin so it can't be loaded - this is something that sometimes happens when you compile compile kde /manually/.

ivan wrote:One possibility is that the packages provided binary incompatible version of oxygen plugin so it can't be loaded - this is something that sometimes happens when you compile compile kde /manually/.

What package? I have recompiled liboxygenstyle package that provide

/usr/lib64
/usr/lib64/liboxygenstyle.so -> liboxygenstyle.so.4
/usr/lib64/liboxygenstyle.so.4 -> liboxygenstyle.so.4.5.0
/usr/lib64/liboxygenstyle.so.4.5.0

without luck. What is the name of the plugin?

Then it is probably something else. When you start an application from terminal (any kde app), does it say anything related to Oxy?

I doesn't even have the option to put the oxygen widged style so I am ussing plastique.

In .xsession-errors the only message is:

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cruzki@artemisa ~ $ grep oxy .xsession-errors
kwin(1961) KDecorationPlugins::loadPlugin: kwin : path  "/usr/lib64/kde4/kwin3_oxygen.so"  for  "kwin3_oxygen"


and from terminal any application complains about oxy (even systemsettins).

Should I bug gentoo people?

Maybe them, or kwin guys (I guess they hang out on #kwin IRC channel)

The liboxygenstyle package does not contain the Oxygen widget style itself... you are looking for a different package, containing the file "oxygen.so", which should be found in /usr/lib64/kde4/plugins/ on your system.

Ok, after asking in gentoo forums seems like I have to install kstyles package. So it is resolved for my. Thanks