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8 months agoIt is already using plasma 6 since a few weeks back, or am I miss interpreting something?
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It un-fucked itself thankfully, I haven’t done anything to resolve that issue. But when I ran the update today it went well with several new packages. Which means Nobara or Fedora pushed some changes to packages in the repos.
Yeah I forgot to mention that I’ll not be using dnf manually but rely on nobara-sync. But I must stress that I already did that before this issue, BUT I followed advice on nobaras own website where the solution was to use
dnfand I still ended up with this problem. The real issue was still my own though, I should have upgraded to Nobara 38 before trying the workarounds, since 37 isn’t supported any more.
Yeah I kind of realised that the instructions assumed I had already upgraded, will try to keep track of new updates better in the future. So for sake of completion here’s how I solved it in the end:
- Ran upgrade from Nobara 37->38 following their guide: https://nobaraproject.org/docs/upgrade-troubleshooting/how-do-i-upgrade-to-a-new-nobara-version/
- Ran into conflicts:
file /usr/lib64/libopenh264.so.2.3.1 conflicts between attempted installs of openh264-2.3.1-2.fc38.x86_64 and noopenh264-0.1.0~openh264_2.3.1-2.fc38.x86_64 - Solved it with exclusion:
sudo dnf -v system-upgrade download --releasever=38 --allowerasing --exclude=openh264.x86_64 - Fonts and glitches are gone, got some broken deps instead. So if anyone got a suggestion for that instead let me know. Otherwise I’ll do as it suggest
--best --allowerasing'and see what else breaks:
Problem: The operation would result in removing the following protected packages: plasma-desktop ================================================================================ Package Arch Version Repository Size ================================================================================ Skipping packages with conflicts: (add '--best --allowerasing' to command line to force their upgrade): kde-settings noarch 38.2-5.fc38 nobara-baseos-38 33 k libkworkspace5 x86_64 5.27.8-1.fc38 nobara-baseos-38 115 k libkworkspace5 x86_64 5.27.9.1-3.fc38 nobara-baseos-38 115 k plasma-workspace-common x86_64 5.27.8-1.fc38 nobara-baseos-38 41 k plasma-workspace-common x86_64 5.27.9.1-3.fc38 nobara-baseos-38 40 k plasma-workspace-libs x86_64 5.27.8-1.fc38 nobara-baseos-38 2.2 M plasma-workspace-libs x86_64 5.27.9.1-3.fc38 nobara-baseos-38 2.2 M plasma-workspace-wayland x86_64 5.27.8-1.fc38 nobara-baseos-38 70 k plasma-workspace-wayland x86_64 5.27.9.1-3.fc38 nobara-baseos-38 70 k Skipping packages with broken dependencies: kde-settings-plasma noarch 38.2-5.fc38 nobara-baseos-38 13 k plasma-lookandfeel-fedora noarch 5.27.8-1.fc38 nobara-baseos-38 403 k plasma-workspace i686 5.27.8-1.fc38 nobara-baseos-multilib-38 15 M plasma-workspace x86_64 5.27.8-1.fc38 nobara-baseos-38 15 M plasma-workspace i686 5.27.9.1-2.fc38 nobara-baseos-multilib-38 15 M plasma-workspace i686 5.27.9.1-3.fc38 nobara-baseos-multilib-38 15 M plasma-workspace x86_64 5.27.9.1-3.fc38 nobara-baseos-38 15 M plasma-workspace-x11 x86_64 5.27.9.1-3.fc38 nobara-baseos-38 68 k sddm-breeze noarch 5.27.9.1-3.fc38 nobara-baseos-38 440 k Transaction Summary ================================================================================ Skip 18 Packages
I pretty new to Linux gaming but I love it. Currently playing games directly from Steam and Blizzard games via Bottles. Please help me out with a few questions. What is the use case for gamescope? What is the use case for Heroic? Is it instead of Bottles/Lutris?
No they start preschool from 1yr old if the parents want, but it is compulsory to enroll at 6. The year for six year olds is also a bit different from the first years with more focus on familiarising with school routines and learning - but still lots of play