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  lots of issues with KDE after update Hans <hans.ullrich@loop.de> - 2018-08-27 11:00 +0200
    Re: lots of issues with KDE after update "hdv@gmail" <hdv.jadev@gmail.com> - 2018-08-27 14:50 +0200
      Re: lots of issues with KDE after update Hans <hans.ullrich@loop.de> - 2018-08-27 15:40 +0200

#199409 — lots of issues with KDE after update

Hi folks,

after lates upgrade of KDE in debian/testing, I found several issues.

1. Missing of all applications (icons) inm the taskbar

2. Missing of all status icons in the taskbar

3. Right mouse click in for desktop settimngs in desktop nbo more working (so 
I can not add any widgests or change desktop settings). Even unlocking the 
desktop is thus no more possible.

4. The weather plasmoid (widget) disappeared.

I would have filed a bugreport, but I still copuld not discover, which 
particular package or libnrary is responsible for this behaviour.
If someone knows more, I would be happy, if he could give me some clue.

The system here is runnning debian/testing 32-bit, if this issue appears on a 
64-bit system is unknown, as I do not own a 64-bit debian system at the 
moment.

It would also help, if these isssue can be confirmeds as known. I googled, but 
found only issues with Ubuntu, not debian.

Thanks for any hints.

Best regards

Hans

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#199416

On 2018-08-27 10:56, Hans wrote:
> Hi folks,
> 
> after lates upgrade of KDE in debian/testing, I found several issues.
> 
> 1. Missing of all applications (icons) inm the taskbar
> 
> 2. Missing of all status icons in the taskbar
> 
> 3. Right mouse click in for desktop settimngs in desktop nbo more working (so 
> I can not add any widgests or change desktop settings). Even unlocking the 
> desktop is thus no more possible.
> 
> 4. The weather plasmoid (widget) disappeared.
> 
> I would have filed a bugreport, but I still copuld not discover, which 
> particular package or libnrary is responsible for this behaviour.
> If someone knows more, I would be happy, if he could give me some clue.
> 
> The system here is runnning debian/testing 32-bit, if this issue appears on a 
> 64-bit system is unknown, as I do not own a 64-bit debian system at the 
> moment.
> 
> It would also help, if these isssue can be confirmeds as known. I googled, but 
> found only issues with Ubuntu, not debian.
> 
> Thanks for any hints.

Hai Hans,

It is not just you. I am having the same issues.

Maybe it is coincidence, but after exactly the same apt-get upgrade with a lot
of plasma updates pan started acting up as well. However pan is GTK, not Qt, so
I don't know for sure those problems are related to the same issues as plasma is
having at the moment.

P.S. This is on testing with apt-get udate/apt-get upgrade/apt-get dist-upgrade
being run once every few (about 3) days, so no significant backlog in updates.
Therefore I presume the problems must originate in a library that was updated
last Thursday of Friday.

Grx HdV

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#199419

Hi HDV,

yes, as I am doing full-ugrades nearly every day, I saw this issue very quick. 
But whenever I see an issue, I wait a few days before filing a bug. In many 
cases appeasring bugs are solved within a few days, maybe because the 
developer himself corrects his errors or someone elese found the reason for a 
bug (it is great and impressive, to see, how fast bugs are fixed in debian! Or 
in the open source worrls at all). 

When a bug appears for a longer time, then I ask if someone got the same 
issue. If I knew the buggy poackage, I filoe the bugreport myself.


FYI, I opened a bugreport on the KDE-site to this issue (KDE: general) with 
the hope, the developers know better, which lib or app is responsible.

Great to know, that I am not the only one, so it is sure a bug.

Thankls for confirming this.

Best regards and happy hacking

Hans

 
> 
> Hai Hans,
> 
> It is not just you. I am having the same issues.
> 
> Maybe it is coincidence, but after exactly the same apt-get upgrade with a
> lot of plasma updates pan started acting up as well. However pan is GTK,
> not Qt, so I don't know for sure those problems are related to the same
> issues as plasma is having at the moment.
> 
> P.S. This is on testing with apt-get udate/apt-get upgrade/apt-get
> dist-upgrade being run once every few (about 3) days, so no significant
> backlog in updates. Therefore I presume the problems must originate in a
> library that was updated last Thursday of Friday.
> 
> Grx HdV

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