Try with the command line : sudo eopkg up

In T7322#138334, @kyrios123 wrote:

Try with the command line : sudo eopkg up

Guys, really.
I go to site Solus OS - and read - "we user friendly".
"Apps and other stuff work out-of-box".
I create task about chrome install trouble - https://dev.getsol.us/T7319, and get answer "go to another castle your princess not here"(notice about issue third-party-devs)
I create task about problem with install updates from native Solus OS software center and answer - use cmd.

Every time whean i see - "go to console and write some there" - its not even near to "user friendly".

And i report about issues not for get guide how do some things admin way.
I report in hope - some of this issues be fixed in later releases for common(no console jedy) users.

Cancel button for cancel load packages will be nice.

In T7322#138342, @108saimon wrote:

In T7322#138334, @kyrios123 wrote:

Try with the command line : sudo eopkg up

Guys, really.
I go to site Solus OS - and read - "we user friendly".
"Apps and other stuff work out-of-box".
I create task about chrome install trouble - https://dev.getsol.us/T7319, and get answer "go to another castle your princess not here"(notice about issue third-party-devs)
I create task about problem with install updates from native Solus OS software center and answer - use cmd.

Every time whean i see - "go to console and write some there" - its not even near to "user friendly".

And i report about issues not for get guide how do some things admin way.
I report in hope - some of this issues be fixed in later releases for common(no console jedy) users.

Cancel button for cancel load packages will be nice.

Just proposing the quickest & easiest solution for your problem. Guess that next time I won't try anymore to help.

The current software center is going to be replaced as you should have seen in The Roundup #5 and in The Roundup #6 since you took the time to browse the Solus OS site. This has been delayed for after the Solus 4 release.

Regarding your princess stuff: You have to send the knight to the good castle if you want to set her free. Just like post mail... if you don't put the correct address/recipient on the envelop, if may not reach the correct place.

In T7322#138343, @kyrios123 wrote:

In T7322#138342, @108saimon wrote:

In T7322#138334, @kyrios123 wrote:

Try with the command line : sudo eopkg up

Guys, really.
I go to site Solus OS - and read - "we user friendly".
"Apps and other stuff work out-of-box".
I create task about chrome install trouble - https://dev.getsol.us/T7319, and get answer "go to another castle your princess not here"(notice about issue third-party-devs)
I create task about problem with install updates from native Solus OS software center and answer - use cmd.

Every time whean i see - "go to console and write some there" - its not even near to "user friendly".

And i report about issues not for get guide how do some things admin way.
I report in hope - some of this issues be fixed in later releases for common(no console jedy) users.

Cancel button for cancel load packages will be nice.

Just proposing the quickest & easiest solution for your problem. Guess that next time I won't try anymore to help.

The current software center is going to be replaced as you should have seen in The Roundup #5 and in The Roundup #6 since you took the time to browse the Solus OS site. This has been delayed for after the Solus 4 release.

Regarding your princess stuff: You have to send the knight to the good castle if you want to set her free. Just like post mail... if you don't put the correct address/recipient on the envelop, if may not reach the correct place.

Thanks, and sorry for my bad words - i little overreacting.
Thanks for esiest solution - whean i get callback from third party dev's i try reinstall Solus on my work PC(yestoday morning i forced install ubuntu budgie where chrome is install & work fine) and if see someone strange during update in console log - notice about that.

In T7322#138370, @JoshStrobl wrote:

Known issue, reported on the old solus-sc tracker (we have a new repo at https://github.com/getsolus/solus-sc). Issues should be filed there, not here, until I've fully moved the project over to Phabricator and we have the tooling in place to facilitate its development.

New Tracker: https://github.com/getsolus/solus-sc

Old Tracker:

• https://github.com/solus-project/solus-sc/issues/175
• https://github.com/solus-project/solus-sc/issues/137

First reported 2017 july.
Funny.
I think i slowly develop, but compare this, hmm... maybe its just not so priority problem.

Anyway, sorry my stupidity, but i can't see how i can create issue here - https://github.com/getsolus/solus-sc
Even if i sign in - no see any button to create issue - https://prnt.sc/lubi4d