Ubuntu 24.04 issue list #998
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kgilmer
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There's also the file portal issue that needs solving. I think I know what's causing it and how to fix it. |
I think this should fix it for sway. |
I have noticed that recommended packages don't always get installed. My theory is changes to the recommended list for a package get skipped while upgrading. Although I'm not completely sure if this is what's actually happening. |
Interesting! yes LMK if you find this to be a fact.. I'll do some digging myself. |
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Definitely related to the topic, not sure if I have to open up another ticket but, I in-place upgraded from 23.10 to 24.04 properly without any errors. But after the reboot it is stuck on log in loop. I can go to another virtual terminal without any issue. I think I've narrowed it down to On 23.10: On 24.04: Let me know if you want me to open up a separate ticket, or additional information, or help with testing sway-regolith/packaging/v1.9-regolith-wip |
Hi @khos2ow, |
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FYI I have upgraded to Noble and no longer seem to have |
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related, switched to the testing branch on ubuntu noble and am now seeing this when trying to clean install |
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I just upgraded my Ubuntu to 24.04 and reinstalled regolith for noble from the testing repository. Now, regolith-control-center is something that anyway has refused to run for me since at least a year. The install instruction says "regolith-control-center rebased from GNOME 46 (for supported releases)". What are those? Help, can someone describe these three packages :) I tried installing I'm running Regolith on X11. I have trouble understanding all the layers of compositors and window managers, but my best understanding is that I'm running i3 with compton-glx (which maybe used to be picom?), and apparently a "flashback session". I thought the latter implies some part of GNOME, so I figured out maybe the control center should work... I carefully purged all packages that mentioned "mantic". What I have left: The config has also changed somehow since the bottom bar is now smaller and my browser and other software is larger, but that may just as well be caused by the Ubuntu upgrade than anything regolith. |
What is the value of |
I saw on my other computer (running Arch and an obsolete regolith) that it's "Regolith:GNOME-Flashback:GNOME". Where is that set? Should it contain GNOME-Flashback? |
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Also, curious about your Display Manager. Which do you use? |
Nothing suspicious that I can find in my I use SDDM. I could try something else to see if that fixes things. Looking at /proc/$pid/environ, I can see: Here, 22431 has I can see a line conditionally setting XDG_SESSION_DESKTOP in sddm source code (at least current HEAD, may not correspond to the version I have): https://github.com/sddm/sddm/blob/ae072f901671b68861da9577e3e12e350a9053d5/src/daemon/Display.cpp#L446 But
Confusing... I'll dig further. Thanks for the pointers! |
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Turns out switching to LightDM does change the environment variable to "Regolith:GNOME-Flashback:GNOME", so SDDM is clearly doing something differently. By the way, while investigating this, I discovered this code doesn't work (but probably doesn't matter): It tries to handle XDG_CURRENT_DESKTOP not being set, but: |
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The error still persists on Regolith 3.2 Beta 2 which should theoretically work on Ubuntu 24.04 noble. Any hints? |
sway-regolithfails w/ file conflict for/etc/sway/config, but unclear what it's conflicting with. Re apply install statement 2nd time produces no errorxdg-desktop-portal-gnomegets installed and the regolith variant does not, leading to the 30 second app launch funtimesThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: