Hi,
After the last update inkscape fails to start du to dependency to libpoppler.so.72 is missing.
Installed on the system is poppler 0.60.1-1 and I can find libpoppler.so.71 but not 71 under /usr/lib.
Do I need to file a bug (and where)?
// Erik
You must install poppler from [world-testing], the one in [world] is older than Arch's [extra]. It seems the newer poppler in Arch moved out of [testing] and into [extra], causing an inkscape rebuild. Uncomment [world-testing] and issue
pacman -Sy world-testing/poppler
Then comment out [world-testing] again.
Well, that didn't really work for me;
error: failed to prepare transaction (could not satisfy dependencies)
:: poppler-glib: installing poppler (0.61.1-1) breaks dependency 'poppler=0.60.1'
:: poppler-qt5: installing poppler (0.61.1-1) breaks dependency 'poppler=0.60.1'
The command failed because there's still package that still depends on
poppler=0.60.1. You need to find those and uninstall them. You can find easily with
pactree command :
pactree -r poppler=0.60.1
I think I figured it out.
@Erik R , you need to run this :
sudo pacman -S world-testing/{poppler,poppler-glib,poppler-qt5}
With a strong feeling of entering a dependencyhell I tried the solution you suggested and it seems to work :P
I am a KDE user and then Qt-messing might be trobulesome. Thanks good for btrfs so I at least have a fallback snapp just in case ;)
So what will happen when poppler in [world] becomes updated to a later version that the one I have in testing? Is it just to reinstall them from world?
# pacman -S world/{poppler,poppler-glib,poppler-qt5}
Thanks for the help!
No need, as the new version of those packages in
[world later is just the same as the packages in
world-testing, so reinstalling them is redundant..