I successfully installed artix-plasma-runit-20220123-x86_64.iso to a local ssd (of a laptop). I checked some pre-installed software from this edition, all worked fine. I connected to WiFi without any problem and successfully browsed with Falcon. Then I only:
- created a swapfile and added entry to fstab
- added universe repos (https://wiki.artixlinux.org/Main/Repositories#Universe) entry to pacman.conf
From the console I switched to root and updated pacman repositories as requested (-Syu). I found world/
discover and installed it successfully with 1 dependency (arch-appstream...). It appeared in the apps menu. I clicked its icon, it appeared on the menu bar and disappeared (exited to desktop immediately). I logged out and the same repeated for the root account I logged into:
immediate exit to desktop after clicking "discover" icon on the task bar. To check if it was specific for this app, I installed
universe/ungoogled-chromium with pacman. The same behavior of exit to desktop. To check if it was specific for internet-related software I even installed
kshisen, which installed with 3 other dependencies. Same behavior. I apparently made some mistake or omitted something under way, so will appreciate any advice on proper installation of software.
Applications won't open while wireless connection is active (https://wiki.artixlinux.org/Main/Troubleshooting#Applications_won.27t_open_while_wireless_connection_is_active)
Just added
[main]
plugins=keyfile
hostname-mode=none
to
/etc/NetworkManager/NetworkManager.conf. No improvement unfortunately, even with WiFi disconnected. This advice was so unexpected that I decided to mention I also have a bluetooth mouse successfully working, if it may turn out important for the problem.
How did you create the swapfile? What is the contents of your /etc/fstab?
Try executing (from konsole or other terminal emulator)
plasma-discover >discover.log 2>&1
and then supplying discover.log.
If you mean you logged in in a graphical session as root, you should avoid that. See: Running GUI applications as root (https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Running_GUI_applications_as_root)
Gotcha!
plasma-discover: /usr/lib/libc.so.6: version `GLIBC_2.34' not found (required by plasma-discover)
$ pacman -Ss glibc
system/glibc 2.35-3 [installed: 2.33-5]
GNU C Library
system/glibc-dinit 20211029-1 (dinit-system)
dinit service scripts for glibc
system/glibc-openrc 20210505-2 (openrc-system)
OpenRC nscd init script
system/glibc-s6 20210919-1 (s6-system)
s6-rc service scripts for glibc
system/glibc-suite66 20210705-1 (suite66-system)
66 script for glibc
system/lib32-glibc 2.35-3
GNU C Library (32-bit)
world/glibc-runit 20180226-2 (runit-system)
runit service scripts for glibc
world/nss-mdns 0.15.1-1
glibc plugin providing host name resolution via mDNS
world/rpcsvc-proto 1.4.3-1
rpcsvc protocol definitions from glibc
pacman -S glibc-runit?
or
pacman -S 'glibc'?
pacman -Syyuu
Also make sure there are no IgnorePkg lines in /etc/pacman.conf.
If you still have the issue, post your /etc/pacman.conf.
No, no more issues now. All the three programs close and open correctly. Discover complained about lack of backend, but that was easily solved with
packagekit-qt. So thank you very much for your patient assistance
@strajder !
caused a major upgrade, mostly of packages begining with
k... so I suppose I have upgraded to the most recent plasma desktop however the net worth was minus 85 MB. There were 2 dependency cycles detected and a replacement of crda with system/wireless-regdb, but I think it should not hurt.