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On maandag 27 augustus 2018 22:59:40 CEST Erwan David wrote: > Le 08/27/18 à 22:46, Luigi Toscano a écrit : > > Erwan David ha scritto: > >> Le 08/27/18 à 21:51, Luigi Toscano a écrit : > >>> yaros ha scritto: > >>>> Dnia poniedziałek, 27 sierpnia 2018 21:25:21 CEST Erwan David pisze: > >>>>> Since latest upgrade, krunner does not find anything outside the > >>>>> latest > >>>>> documents (and cannot execute command lines), sametime system tray > >>>>> cannot start anymore (and this on 2 different machines) > >>>>> > >>>>> Do someone have a hint on what happens ? > >>>>> > >>>>> (or is there a workaround) ? > >>>> > >>>> Look at the topic "[Debian/buster] Problems after Upgrade 4:5.13.1-1 > >>>> to 4:5.13.4-1" > >>>> And https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=907262 > >>> > >>> Namely this email: > >>> https://lists.debian.org/debian-kde/2018/08/msg00030.html > >> > >> Thanks. So what would be the safest way to get only the needed packages > >> from unstable and not keep getting them from unstable in the future ? > > > > Discussed in the same thread: > > > > https://lists.debian.org/debian-kde/2018/08/msg00032.html > > My past tries whith this kind of commands lead to always using unstable > after such an install. I do not want to run unstable if avoidable.
A bit crude, maybe, but you can reset all packages back to testing by pinning the testing repo with a priority of 1001, which will 'downgrade' all packages matching the filter to latest version in testing.
So, once you know KF5 is fully available in testing, have the following in /etc/apt/preferences.d/iwanttesting, and apt update+upgrade;
Package: * After that you can remove the file again. Of course this can be done more subtly by using libkf5* wildcard (and a few others)
-Sander
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