The error relating to apparmor seems to be gone but I still cannot share folders and this error is displayed in Dolphin (my approximative translation):

Libreoffice problem resolved by https://dev.getsol.us/R3738:18c03fcba3b244fa2529ed271713812a1996af83

I have the same error reported by @malfisya with Libreoffice Draw but the problem is also present with kernel 5.15. Also Libreoffice Impress wont start but Writer and Calc are ok. Running eopkg check returns no error. I think we should open a new issue for LO.

I dont have the issue. @livingsilver94 opened this issue.

No change with Adwaita. TBH, I dont fight anymore with themes and use the default...

Running 5.26.3 with Linux kernel 6.0 under X11 and screen scaling to 200% and can't reproduce here.

No problems on my system and no new errors in journalctl :)

"unshare -U true" returns nothing. Compile after returns the same error.

Good to know :)
Now I have this error:

I cloned this repo: https://dev.getsol.us/source/fwupd.git and this is what I get on first compile test:

I did a quick check and I think those buildeps must be added:

• gcab-devel
• libgnutls (instead of gnutls)

Compile cannot be completed a this time as fwup (https://github.com/fwup-home/fwup) is a dependency.

It looks like polkit 121-26-1 in unstable fixes this issue.

Funny. The one pixel off seems to be there only with a dark background :)

Just wandering if any progress can be made here.

One other thing I noticed: when using systemdBoot with plasma, not only solus-sc is affected but other software that require elevated privileges like the partition editor.

By the way, a quite nasty CVE affects polkit (https://access.redhat.com/security/cve/CVE-2021-3560) and it's fixed in version 0.119 so it might be worthwhile to upgrade.

1. when systemdBoot is enabled, the plasma-polkit-agent is not running so solus-sc can't ask for password. You can see by running the command systemctl --user status plasma-polkit-agent :

plasma-polkit-agent.service - KDE PolicyKit Authentication Agent
     Loaded: loaded (/usr/lib/systemd/user/plasma-polkit-agent.service; static)
     Active: inactive (dead) since Tue 2021-11-23 11:44:00 EST; 6min ago
    Process: 43647 ExecStart=/usr/lib64/kf5/polkit-kde-authentication-agent-1 (code=killed, signal=TERM)
   Main PID: 43647 (code=killed, signal=TERM)
        CPU: 51ms

Sorry, my mistake: I had disabled systemdBoot :( so back to square one.

I killed the solus-update-checker process then I manually patched the file (/usr/lib/python2.7/site-packages/solus_update/application.py) + reboot. Now I always get the password prompt.

Also, this patch seems to work for me: https://github.com/getsolus/solus-sc/pull/16/commits/c1d4e17119cd4b10fe144c2ff093665118fe315e. After logon, the update process is running and I can install packages from solus-sc.

If I kill the solus-update-checker process, I can run solus-sc and install packages (password dialog is shown).

Since LXD is now working again as Snap issues have been resolved, would it be possible enable CONFIG_NETFILTER_XT_TARGET_CHECKSUM?

Good work! I managed to install LXD and Chromium. Thanks!

I tried to install LXD after today's batch of updates and I get the following error:

In T9638#182868, @JoshStrobl wrote:

Well apparmor_parser is exhibiting different issues after further testing so going to hold off with systemd update + kernel updates for now.

Is there where I manage to convince everyone to just move over to Flatpak? >.<

1- ran eopkg check (sddm, breeze-icons, noto-sans-ttf and linux-firmware were broken and repaired)
2- tried to print a pdf : it worked...
3- tried to print the pdf I had problem with : unable to print (I have other pdf files I can't print so it's not just one file)

Just wanted to make a small update: I installed wireguard-tools as a snap (https://snapcraft.io/wireguard-ammp), created my private/public keys, defined a wireguard vpn with the Plasma interface and successfully connected to my wireguard enabled router.

Should a new task be created to have the package wireguard-tools ?
https://github.com/WireGuard/wireguard-tools

Solved after install of qt5-translations and logout-login. I guess you must now find a way to make this package dependant of something when english is not the default language...

Journalctl log:

With the 2 lines disabled I connect with SMB2:

I did some interesting tests: I disabled those 2 lines in smb.conf and now it works fine:

Installed the new built of Kio-extras and rebooted: now the icons are displayed OK but just for one directory. When I browse another directory, files are shown as directories and can't be accessed. Then in another directory, only one file is shown as a file (and can be accessed fine). So I have an irregular pattern here.

I ran a test with smbclient and it works fine: I can put a file on the server then retrieve it with the get command. However Dolphin displays the file as a directory.

Thanks for the package.

I'm not able to connect to my router with wpa3 (running Openwrt compiled from master trunk yesterday). On my computer, I get 'denied association (code=31)'. There's not much info for this error code on the web. Tested with mixed and non-mixed mode. On a more recent computer running Solus Plasma, I've been able to connect with SAE so I guess my old Dell Studio XPS wireless card wont support WPA3.

For future ref. : breeze-gtk-theme (currently 5.17.0-42) package is causing this issue.

Upgraded (from unstable) and no change. BTW, here's my language settings:

I also checked on another system and I have the same problem (with an HP printer so I don't think it's related to the driver).

No broken package on my system.

On kernel 5.0.7 bluetooth mouse works fine after reboot and no errors logged (still must have /usr/lib/udev/rules.d/97-hid2hci.rules /etc/udev/rules.d/hid2hci.rules modified as described).

By refresh I meant recompile against 19.04 libs if this makes sense...

Working great. Thanks for the quick fix.

Try to reboot after running usysconf. Also, make sure Solus is updated (eopkg up) and rebooted.

No offence, I was not trying to be condescending, I just wanted to make sure you took notice of their (rather long) thread as they took years to fix this ;)

I was already a member of lpadmin and I couldn't delete the print jobs. Please take the time to read the Ubuntu bug and you'll understand what's going on. Their solution is to create a cups-pk-helper user member of lpadmin group plus:

Confirmed. Rolling back to osinfo-db-20161026-1-1-x86_64.eopkg as a temporary workaround.

kde-gtk-config was effectively pulled after last update. Thanks!

Not sure if it's the same problem but here's what I have tested:

Problem still present on another workstation. Solution proposed still valid (systemctl enable NetworkManager-wait-online.service)

Well, it's solved with xorg 1.20!

I did some more tests with a Solus installation on a USB disk: on my home computer, I have the problem but gnome-shushi works fine on another computer so it looks like a display driver problem.

On my system, I have a file named 'test' with the following content:

#!/bin/bash
cd ~/.google
pwd
drive $1 $2 $3 $4 $5 $6 $7 $8 $9

When I view this file with Sushi, all characters are blurry.

Solved here also. Thanks for the quick fix!