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Hi, everyone! Hope you're all having a nice life!
![]() After running pkcon I got this:
I cancelled cause last time something was downgraded (libjpeg-turbo8) it removed kde-baseapps, without a warning, at least it's warning me now, so I can decide before continue, however, I'm hesitant whether to go ahead and update, should I? What will exactly happen? Which pkgs might be affected? Thanks for your replies. |
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The harfbuzz package downgrade is fine, but the neon devs forgot that libraqm0 needs to be downgraded as well. You can do this manually from the terminal, and then it won't try to remove packages. The following command will downgrade the harfbuzz packages and libraqm0 in one go:
I wrote a bit more about this issue in my post here. |
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And I do this before or after updating? Thanks for your reply. |
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That didn't work:
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Okay, I have no idea why that would be. i was able to install that very version just the other day. Perhaps try this instead?
This will downgrade the libraqm0 version to the Ubuntu repository version, which also seems to be fine. |
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This one worked! Thanks! ![]() |
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You may want to pin libraqm0 related packages so that they aren't set to be upgraded. This will be added in the next update to neon-settings-2, hopefully arriving very soon. Edit /etc/apt/preferences.d/99-jammy-overrides and add:
Last edited by claydoh on Mon Mar 20, 2023 12:19 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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/etc/apt/preferences.d is a directory, and these files can be found there:
Which one of those are you suggesting to edit? |
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Since apt doesn't even try to upgrade libraqm0 due to the conflicts it would create, I'm just rolling without a pin until the neon-settings-2 update comes out. If you want to enact a pin, however, I believe claydoh had meant to specify /etc/apt/preferences.d/99-jammy-overrides as the file in which to add that pin.
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Sorry, incomplete paste. Post is edited to reflect the file name.
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I tried to edit the file /etc/apt/preferences.d/99-jammy-overrides, but I saw this:
So I guess I don't need to, right? |
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Yeah, you already have the pin, so no need to add it again. I presume you are not on User Edition of KDE neon?
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No, I'm on Testing edition. Sorry, I should've mentioned it earlier. |
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It's now fixed with the Updates
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Since you are on Testing, you should be experiencing the problems first, and finding the fixes for us ![]() ![]()
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