[SOLVED] XFCE graphical sessions no longer open after this morning's update 24 September 2025, 11:48:18 Since running sudo pacman -Syu on two Artix OpenRC XLibre XFCE PCs, the XFCE graphical session no longer opens, and I remain stuck on the SDDM login window.One of these PCs uses an AMD GPU and the other an Intel one.I tried downgrading GTK4, but the graphical session won't start.pacman-Syu.txt with the list of updated packages on both machines:https://drive.google.com/file/d/1t_E9A3VjfMQAtENlb9iloA59ehYgqSzw/view?usp=sharingTwo other .txt files (from the same PC) :dmesg_good.txt (on an unupdated Artix partition):https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ed8Ou_bD1iHws9QwLAdSo92ji7eMCYp_/view?usp=sharingdmesg_bad.txt (on an updated Artix partition):https://drive.google.com/file/d/1rP07cpwxodpUBdBCdvYvrio9gFJ-KuOj/view?usp=sharing Quote Selected Last Edit: 24 September 2025, 19:17:16 by tintin
Re: XFCE graphical sessions no longer open after this morning's update Reply #1 – 24 September 2025, 12:53:27 Pls start xfce from the console and provide the output and xorg.log file.Thx.artist Quote Selected
Re: XFCE graphical sessions no longer open after this morning's update Reply #2 – 24 September 2025, 13:23:07 I just had trouble with this as well. Downgrade libdisplay-info and it will start. This breaks mpv which you're fairly likely to use as well, but downgrade that as well. Quote Selected 1 Likes
Re: XFCE graphical sessions no longer open after this morning's update Reply #3 – 24 September 2025, 16:30:23 Hello and thank you for helping me!Quote from: Artist – on 24 September 2025, 12:53:27Pls start xfce from the console and provide the output and xorg.log file.Indeed, when I downgrade libdisplay-info to version 0.2.0-2 XFCE4 launches.Code: [Select]startxfce4 /usr/bin/startxfce4: X server already running on display :0xfce4-session: error while loading shared libraries: libdisplay-info.so.2: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directoryMy /var/log/Xorg.0.loghttps://drive.google.com/file/d/1_uYCsfqhCPNq71mytV9BmlVkCC7h5M1I/view?usp=sharing Quote Selected
Re: XFCE graphical sessions no longer open after this morning's update Reply #4 – 24 September 2025, 16:35:47 Hello and thank you for saving me, Quote from: Octane – on 24 September 2025, 13:23:07I just had trouble with this as well. Downgrade libdisplay-info and it will start.Indeed, libdisplay-info 2.0.2-2 allows XFCE to launch!Quote This breaks mpv which you're fairly likely to use as well, but downgrade that as well.I'll see if I can downgrade it as well... Quote Selected
Re: XFCE graphical sessions no longer open after this morning's update Reply #5 – 24 September 2025, 16:59:32 Encountered this issue this night when studying, after rebooting my computer. I did not downgrade libdisplay.I symlinked the old name of the file with the new one.No idea if that's a bad thing to do, I guess it is, but it just works. Quote Selected 2 Likes
Re: XFCE graphical sessions no longer open after this morning's update Reply #6 – 24 September 2025, 18:00:54 Same with Xfce-Runit.After restore I solve it with:Code: [Select]sudo pacman -Syu --ignore=libdisplay-info,mpv Quote Selected
Re: XFCE graphical sessions no longer open after this morning's update Reply #7 – 24 September 2025, 18:15:16 The problematic patches were brought in sync about an hour ago, so updating should not cause problems anymore.artist Quote Selected 2 Likes
Re: XFCE graphical sessions no longer open after this morning's update Reply #8 – 24 September 2025, 18:26:18 Quote from: Artist – on 24 September 2025, 18:15:16The problematic patches were brought in sync about an hour ago, so updating should not cause problems anymore.artistI confirm that it's working again.Thank you! Quote Selected
Re: XFCE graphical sessions no longer open after this morning's update Reply #9 – 24 September 2025, 18:40:21 Thank you tintin and Artist, everything is OK now Artix with dinit and XLibre Quote Selected 1 Likes
Re: [SOLVED] XFCE graphical sessions no longer open after this morning's update Reply #10 – 24 September 2025, 20:27:01 Thx for the feedback; always welcome artist Quote Selected