downgrade or upgrade manjaro-openbox-theme-18.0?
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manjaro linux with openbox related question.
Updates via package manager just stop working properly, but it still possible to update the system via sudo pacman -Syu.
Via command line I get this question:
Replace manjaro-openbox-wallpapers-18.0 with community/manjaro-openbox-wallpapers? [Y/n]
If answer Y then the updates will be aborted, answering n the updates will proceed as usual.
My question is related to the error returned when trying to update via package manager:
error: failed to prepare transaction (could not satisfy dependencies)
:: removing manjaro-openbox-wallpapers-18.0 breaks dependency 'manjaro-openbox-wallpapers-18.0' required by manjaro-openbox-theme-18.0
The error seems pretty straight forward, but remove manjaro-openbox-theme-18.0, will crash the GUI.
I did try:
- remove
manjaro-openbox-wallpapers-18.0but it is not allowed due to dependencies. - update
manjaro-openbox-theme-18.0also not allowed, it's already the most up to date version.
Downgrade to a previous version I didn't try yet.. Any ideas?
manjaro openbox
asked Dec 18 at 6:24
deepcell
1035
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manjaro linux with openbox related question.
Updates via package manager just stop working properly, but it still possible to update the system via sudo pacman -Syu.
Via command line I get this question:
Replace manjaro-openbox-wallpapers-18.0 with community/manjaro-openbox-wallpapers? [Y/n]
If answer Y then the updates will be aborted, answering n the updates will proceed as usual.
My question is related to the error returned when trying to update via package manager:
error: failed to prepare transaction (could not satisfy dependencies)
:: removing manjaro-openbox-wallpapers-18.0 breaks dependency 'manjaro-openbox-wallpapers-18.0' required by manjaro-openbox-theme-18.0
The error seems pretty straight forward, but remove manjaro-openbox-theme-18.0, will crash the GUI.
I did try:
- remove
manjaro-openbox-wallpapers-18.0but it is not allowed due to dependencies. - update
manjaro-openbox-theme-18.0also not allowed, it's already the most up to date version.
Downgrade to a previous version I didn't try yet.. Any ideas?
manjaro openbox
asked Dec 18 at 6:24
deepcell
1035
1
Packaging bug: report it.
– jasonwryan
Dec 19 at 2:34
Thanks. I will.
– deepcell
Dec 19 at 3:32
add a comment |
manjaro linux with openbox related question.
Updates via package manager just stop working properly, but it still possible to update the system via sudo pacman -Syu.
Via command line I get this question:
Replace manjaro-openbox-wallpapers-18.0 with community/manjaro-openbox-wallpapers? [Y/n]
If answer Y then the updates will be aborted, answering n the updates will proceed as usual.
My question is related to the error returned when trying to update via package manager:
error: failed to prepare transaction (could not satisfy dependencies)
:: removing manjaro-openbox-wallpapers-18.0 breaks dependency 'manjaro-openbox-wallpapers-18.0' required by manjaro-openbox-theme-18.0
The error seems pretty straight forward, but remove manjaro-openbox-theme-18.0, will crash the GUI.
I did try:
- remove
manjaro-openbox-wallpapers-18.0but it is not allowed due to dependencies. - update
manjaro-openbox-theme-18.0also not allowed, it's already the most up to date version.
Downgrade to a previous version I didn't try yet.. Any ideas?
manjaro openbox
asked Dec 18 at 6:24
deepcell
1035
manjaro linux with openbox related question.
Updates via package manager just stop working properly, but it still possible to update the system via sudo pacman -Syu.
Via command line I get this question:
Replace manjaro-openbox-wallpapers-18.0 with community/manjaro-openbox-wallpapers? [Y/n]
If answer Y then the updates will be aborted, answering n the updates will proceed as usual.
My question is related to the error returned when trying to update via package manager:
error: failed to prepare transaction (could not satisfy dependencies)
:: removing manjaro-openbox-wallpapers-18.0 breaks dependency 'manjaro-openbox-wallpapers-18.0' required by manjaro-openbox-theme-18.0
The error seems pretty straight forward, but remove manjaro-openbox-theme-18.0, will crash the GUI.
I did try:
- remove
manjaro-openbox-wallpapers-18.0but it is not allowed due to dependencies. - update
manjaro-openbox-theme-18.0also not allowed, it's already the most up to date version.
Downgrade to a previous version I didn't try yet.. Any ideas?
manjaro openbox
manjaro openbox
asked Dec 18 at 6:24
deepcell
1035
asked Dec 18 at 6:24
deepcell
1035
edited Dec 18 at 6:36
asked Dec 18 at 6:24
deepcell
1035
asked Dec 18 at 6:24
deepcell
1035
asked Dec 18 at 6:24
deepcell
1035
1035
1
Packaging bug: report it.
– jasonwryan
Dec 19 at 2:34
Thanks. I will.
– deepcell
Dec 19 at 3:32
add a comment |
1
Packaging bug: report it.
– jasonwryan
Dec 19 at 2:34
Thanks. I will.
– deepcell
Dec 19 at 3:32
1
1
Packaging bug: report it.
– jasonwryan
Dec 19 at 2:34
Packaging bug: report it.
– jasonwryan
Dec 19 at 2:34
Thanks. I will.
– deepcell
Dec 19 at 3:32
Thanks. I will.
– deepcell
Dec 19 at 3:32
add a comment |
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manjaro-openbox-theme-18.0 shows a few dependencies, including manjaro-openbox-wallpapers-18.0
but manjaro-openbox-wallpapers-18.0 shows no dependency back to manjaro-openbox-theme-18.0
problem package appears to be manjaro-openbox-wallpapers
that doesn't appear to relate to any other package, except for wanting to replace the package you need to keep
I don't see any sense to why one package of wallpapers would need to replace another
I suspect a bug in the package, or maybe wrong package got updated
you don't need to do anything immediately if this one package is not blocking other updates.
check it again in a day or 2 and refresh package database
problem may resolve itself if the packages get fixed or updated
If manjaro-openbox-wallpapers is preventing other updates, find the ignore upgrades list in package manager Preferences and add package name
that should allow you to upgrade everything else
suggest you advise the Manjaro openbox developers about possible bug with these packages
they will be able to check and fix anything and advise you when it is ok to clear the ignored packed
answered Dec 19 at 2:22
nik gnomic
1813
1
I just reported with the manjaro community the issue as a possible bug with the the manjaro openbox. Thanks.
– deepcell
Dec 19 at 4:29
add a comment |
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manjaro-openbox-theme-18.0 shows a few dependencies, including manjaro-openbox-wallpapers-18.0
but manjaro-openbox-wallpapers-18.0 shows no dependency back to manjaro-openbox-theme-18.0
problem package appears to be manjaro-openbox-wallpapers
that doesn't appear to relate to any other package, except for wanting to replace the package you need to keep
I don't see any sense to why one package of wallpapers would need to replace another
I suspect a bug in the package, or maybe wrong package got updated
you don't need to do anything immediately if this one package is not blocking other updates.
check it again in a day or 2 and refresh package database
problem may resolve itself if the packages get fixed or updated
If manjaro-openbox-wallpapers is preventing other updates, find the ignore upgrades list in package manager Preferences and add package name
that should allow you to upgrade everything else
suggest you advise the Manjaro openbox developers about possible bug with these packages
they will be able to check and fix anything and advise you when it is ok to clear the ignored packed
answered Dec 19 at 2:22
nik gnomic
1813
1
I just reported with the manjaro community the issue as a possible bug with the the manjaro openbox. Thanks.
– deepcell
Dec 19 at 4:29
add a comment |
manjaro-openbox-theme-18.0 shows a few dependencies, including manjaro-openbox-wallpapers-18.0
but manjaro-openbox-wallpapers-18.0 shows no dependency back to manjaro-openbox-theme-18.0
problem package appears to be manjaro-openbox-wallpapers
that doesn't appear to relate to any other package, except for wanting to replace the package you need to keep
I don't see any sense to why one package of wallpapers would need to replace another
I suspect a bug in the package, or maybe wrong package got updated
you don't need to do anything immediately if this one package is not blocking other updates.
check it again in a day or 2 and refresh package database
problem may resolve itself if the packages get fixed or updated
If manjaro-openbox-wallpapers is preventing other updates, find the ignore upgrades list in package manager Preferences and add package name
that should allow you to upgrade everything else
suggest you advise the Manjaro openbox developers about possible bug with these packages
they will be able to check and fix anything and advise you when it is ok to clear the ignored packed
answered Dec 19 at 2:22
nik gnomic
1813
1
I just reported with the manjaro community the issue as a possible bug with the the manjaro openbox. Thanks.
– deepcell
Dec 19 at 4:29
add a comment |
manjaro-openbox-theme-18.0 shows a few dependencies, including manjaro-openbox-wallpapers-18.0
but manjaro-openbox-wallpapers-18.0 shows no dependency back to manjaro-openbox-theme-18.0
problem package appears to be manjaro-openbox-wallpapers
that doesn't appear to relate to any other package, except for wanting to replace the package you need to keep
I don't see any sense to why one package of wallpapers would need to replace another
I suspect a bug in the package, or maybe wrong package got updated
you don't need to do anything immediately if this one package is not blocking other updates.
check it again in a day or 2 and refresh package database
problem may resolve itself if the packages get fixed or updated
If manjaro-openbox-wallpapers is preventing other updates, find the ignore upgrades list in package manager Preferences and add package name
that should allow you to upgrade everything else
suggest you advise the Manjaro openbox developers about possible bug with these packages
they will be able to check and fix anything and advise you when it is ok to clear the ignored packed
answered Dec 19 at 2:22
nik gnomic
1813
manjaro-openbox-theme-18.0 shows a few dependencies, including manjaro-openbox-wallpapers-18.0
but manjaro-openbox-wallpapers-18.0 shows no dependency back to manjaro-openbox-theme-18.0
problem package appears to be manjaro-openbox-wallpapers
that doesn't appear to relate to any other package, except for wanting to replace the package you need to keep
I don't see any sense to why one package of wallpapers would need to replace another
I suspect a bug in the package, or maybe wrong package got updated
you don't need to do anything immediately if this one package is not blocking other updates.
check it again in a day or 2 and refresh package database
problem may resolve itself if the packages get fixed or updated
If manjaro-openbox-wallpapers is preventing other updates, find the ignore upgrades list in package manager Preferences and add package name
that should allow you to upgrade everything else
suggest you advise the Manjaro openbox developers about possible bug with these packages
they will be able to check and fix anything and advise you when it is ok to clear the ignored packed
answered Dec 19 at 2:22
nik gnomic
1813
answered Dec 19 at 2:22
nik gnomic
1813
answered Dec 19 at 2:22
nik gnomic
1813
answered Dec 19 at 2:22
nik gnomic
1813
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I just reported with the manjaro community the issue as a possible bug with the the manjaro openbox. Thanks.
– deepcell
Dec 19 at 4:29
add a comment |
1
I just reported with the manjaro community the issue as a possible bug with the the manjaro openbox. Thanks.
– deepcell
Dec 19 at 4:29
1
1
I just reported with the manjaro community the issue as a possible bug with the the manjaro openbox. Thanks.
– deepcell
Dec 19 at 4:29
I just reported with the manjaro community the issue as a possible bug with the the manjaro openbox. Thanks.
– deepcell
Dec 19 at 4:29
add a comment |
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Packaging bug: report it.
– jasonwryan
Dec 19 at 2:34
Thanks. I will.
– deepcell
Dec 19 at 3:32