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[SOLVED] When I turn on my internet applications won't load.

Every since I accidentally plugged in my USB I originally installed Artix on in my PC today I've had this issue. Also it won't let me restart or shut down either I have to do it manually. If someone can help me on this I'd be very thankful.

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Another thing to add is that when turning on the device it gives me 3 options to pick from. Advanced Artix, Artix, and memory test.

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https://wiki.artixlinux.org/Main/Troubleshooting#Applications_won.27t_open_while_Wireless_connection_is_active

Also:
https://forum.artixlinux.org/index.php/topic,3482.msg22644.html#msg22644
https://forum.artixlinux.org/index.php/topic,3490.msg22570.html#msg22570
https://forum.artixlinux.org/index.php/topic,3653.msg23654.html#msg23654
https://forum.artixlinux.org/index.php/topic,3625.msg23522.html#msg23522

and so on. This is getting tiresome. Just read the wiki and use the search function of the forum in the future. It is a known bug of NetworkManager, originating at least since 2010, with a known solution in the wiki.

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I've looked at those actually and those solutions don't work for me. Now I get this issue saying the screenlocker is broken too. Not sure what to do.
 

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where could I find logs at? I've only used Artix for about a half a year now I don't know everything quite yet. I'm running the KDE Plasma version btw if that helps.

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You can start with the ones from the post.

Logs in GNU/Linux are traditionally text files kept under /var/log.

/var/log/Xorg.0.log
/var/log/everything.log (if using syslog-ng)
/var/log/dmesg.log (if it doesn't exist, run dmesg > dmesg.log as root)

perhaps the most relevant would be application logs to stdout/stderr. Every GNU/Linux GUI application outputs errors to stdout and stderr as well, but most of the time that output isn't seen. If you run the application from the terminal, you can see this output. It can be redirected to a log file. For example:
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$ leafpad >leafpad.log 2>&1
or
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$ vlc >vlc.log 2>&1

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I'm running the KDE Plasma version btw if that helps.
Exact timestamp of the ISO is relevant if you haven't updated your system lately.

For example, current 66 Plasma "weekly" ISO is dated 20220206, it's artix-plasma-suite66-20220206-x86_64.iso. Current runit Plasma "stable" ISO is dated 20220123, artix-plasma-runit-20220123-x86_64.iso.

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I've fixed my issue. It had something to do with a couple bugs + some currupted keyrings. The way I solved it was by deleting a file that locks downloads in the package manager, changing my host name, adding some text to the NetworkManager.conf and uninstalling / reinstalling my keyrings.

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I appreciate your help strajder. 👍

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adding some text to the NetworkManager.conf
That wouldn't happen to be the text from the Troubleshooting article which
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don't work for me.
by any chance? If not, can you provide what you changed in NetworkManager.conf?

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yeah adding

 [main]
  plugins=keyfile
  hostname-mode=none

helped out with the network issue. I had to remove some weird download blocker things and a couple of keyrings. I don't remember what I deleted but now I can install and run things.