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after updating yesterday I could not login using sddm or console. sddm just seemed to hang while pressing enter on the console seemed to press in an endless loop :/ Logging in from SSH and then getting a user session I tried to update again and the dependencies are messed up it seems:
Is this already known? Kind regards, Sascha |
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Hi,
did not know about `pkcon`. Updating a third time using discover solved it. Thanks. Looking how to change my flow of having my system up to date with `pkcon`. Anyhow, three apt repositories I use (chrome, vivaldi and erlang) are disabled according to pkcon refresh but they are not commented out in sources. According to man there is `repo-enable` but why (as other third party repos are not disabled) does `pkcon` handle them as disabled? Kind regards, Sascha |
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Thanks. Didn't know these commands existed, always used "sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade" or plasma discover to update my system. |
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ran "pkcon refresh" followed by "pkcon update", and all the dependency problems disappeared. So how is pkcon able to fix problems that apt couldn't? |
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apt could almost certainly have resolved this just as pkcon did if you had used the correct command. You said you use 'apt upgrade', which is wrong for Neon. If using apt, you should use 'apt full-upgrade' (or 'apt-get dist-upgrade' if going old school) with Neon, as Neon from time to time needs to remove old obsolete packages to make an upgrade work. 'pkcon update' handles that issue, as does 'apt full-upgrade' whereas 'apt upgrade' does not. This is why Neon recommends pkcon, as it has that one simple command that handles both cases. The apt man page: http://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/bio ... apt.8.html
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