2016-08-06 - Kernels, MSM, Pamac, Octopi, Tools (Stable Update)

[Blueriver]

After more than a week we managed to prepare another stable update-pack for you guys. We concentrate more on our tools. Manjaro-Tools 0.12.4 includes needed fixes for QT 5.7 styling. Manjaro Settings Manager is now prepared to detect also our real-time kernels our Kernel Team is currently working in our testing branch. Some of our stock kernels got updated to the latest point releases.

Also our graphical package managers Pamac and Octopi gained both a new point release with needed fixes. Systemd is now at v231, Lumina Desktop got to its third beta release, VirtualBox is now at v5.1.2 plus Wine is now at 1.9.15. We sum this update-pack up with haskell and python packages and needed fixes to Mesa.

Archlinux upstream fixes are now from: Mon Aug 01 17:37 CEST 2016.

Please report any issues you may have with this update. Also read our troubleshoots to avoid known issues. Additional it would be good to test one of our preview install medias to check these changes on a fresh install. Detailed package changes can be viewed here.

Kind regards,
Philip Müller and the Manjaro Development Team


Troubleshoots

GTK3

With this we updated Gnome and GTK to 3.20. This will break most of the themes, which will be fixed if and when their developers decide to update them. Some GTK 3.20-compliant themes are ready now - see further down this post.

The new default Manjaro GTK theme, which is GTK 3.20 compatible, is Vertex-Maia

You can install it with:

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sudo pacman -Sy vertex-maia-themes vertex-maia-icon-theme xcursor-maia

KDE users should default to Maia theme:

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sudo pacman -Sy maia-icon-theme gtk-theme-maia plasma5-themes-maia xcursor-maia

QT apps style with GTK

With QT 5.7 you need to install qt5-styleplugins and qt5ct and configure your system to have an unified look again.


ufw

If you have issues with ufw not working anymore, you have to copy your custom rules to a different folder. Do it like this:

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sudo cp -v /usr/lib/ufw/user.rules.pacsave /etc/ufw/user.rules
sudo cp -v /usr/lib/ufw/user6.rules.pacsave /etc/ufw/user6.rules

steam

Steam might not work due incompatiblity of libgpg. You my try followed command to "fix" it:

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find ~/.steam/root/ \( -name "libgcc_s.so*" -o -name "libstdc++.so*" -o -name "libxcb.so*" -o -name "libgpg-error.so*" \) -print -delete

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find ~/.local/share/Steam/ \( -name "libgcc_s.so*" -o -name "libstdc++.so*" -o -name "libxcb.so*" -o -name "libgpg-error.so*" \) -print -delete

Reference: Archlinux wiki


Current supported kernels

Linux310 3.10.102
Linux312 3.12.62
Linux314 3.14.74
Linux316 3.16.36
Linux318 3.18.37
Linux319 3.19.8.23 [EOL]
Linux41 4.1.28
Linux42 4.2.8.13 [EOL]
Linux44 4.4.16
Linux45 4.5.7 [EOL]
Linux46 4.6.5
Linux47 4.7.0


Package changes
community i686: 281 new and 284 removed package(s)
community x86_64: 288 new and 289 removed package(s)
core i686: 23 new and 23 removed package(s)
core x86_64: 23 new and 23 removed package(s)
extra i686: 197 new and 177 removed package(s)
extra x86_64: 197 new and 177 removed package(s)
multilib x86_64: 7 new and 7 removed package(s)

Quelle

[Blueriver]

Das Update lief sauber durch und alles funktioniert einwandfrei.

System:    Host: Dirk Kernel: 4.7.0-0-MANJARO x86_64 (64 bit gcc: 6.1.1
          Desktop: Xfce 4.12.3 (Gtk 2.24.30) info: xfce4-panel dm: lightdm
          Distro: Manjaro Linux

[LuMI]

Ich habe vorerst alles GTK3 und QT5 Zeug verbannt.

MfG

[m-bostaurus]

Auf meinem Desktop-Rechner mit LXQt lief das Update ohne Probleme sauber durch. Hinterher aber zeigte sich, dass im Startmenü der Eintrag "Manjaro-Einstellungen" verschwunden ist. Vielleicht weiß jemand den Befehl, mit dem ich diesen Prozess im Terminal starten kann, dann bitte mir kurz schreiben.
Was seit einiger Zeit sehr unbefriedigend ist und bleibt (aber nicht an Manjaro liegt): In der Virtualbox läuft kein Windows 10 brauchbar stabil. Meistens stürzt das Betriebssystem nach wenigen Sekunden wieder ab. Eine Laufzeit von ca. 5 Minuten gilt als rekordverdächtig.

[LuMI]

Auf meinem Desktop-Rechner mit LXQt lief das Update ohne Probleme sauber durch. Hinterher aber zeigte sich, dass im Startmenü der Eintrag "Manjaro-Einstellungen" verschwunden ist. Vielleicht weiß jemand den Befehl, mit dem ich diesen Prozess im Terminal starten kann, dann bitte mir kurz schreiben.

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sudo manjaro-settings-manager

MfG