| kyrios123 | |
| Jul 25 2019, 5:47 PM |
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| Jul 30 2019, 4:12 PM |
We all knew user management was broken, but actually everything (time-admin, network-admin and shares-admin) are broken too.
The error message isn't really helping
There was an unknown error communicating with the backends: Launch helper exited with unknown return code 1
| R3000 system-tools-backends | |||
| D6845 | R3000:f3cbac558614 Explain this thing how to use perl | ||
Someone added a MAINTAINER.md file for this repo a month ago ?
I'll try to play a little with debian patches to see if something can help, but I recall @JoshStrobl already struggled with them with no luck...
Did the patch help? I can test this on MATE -unstable once you feel it's ready for testing.
Ping me here and I'll give it a whirl.
@ermo With the patch the applications are starting which is a great improvement but I never used them so I haven't checked in detail if they work fine. Debian has quite a long list of patches for gnome-system-tools, it wouldn't be surprising that we should borrow some of them to fix issues on these outdated apps.
Any testing on this is really appreciated and welcome and it's landed on unstable already! :)
On Solus Mate, I installed the update for system-tools-backends, and now I was finally able to access time and date settings and fix the time zone, thanks a lot !
Edit 1: I did not have to restart or log out and log in again :)
Edit 2: I think for the setting to be remembered after restart, I had to unlock time settings, choose the correct time zone, then lock time settings. But when I restart, my time is the wrong time and then adjusts to the right time, which is a 1 hour difference.
Edit 3: I noticed the time shown on my lock screen is 1 hour behind !