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Re: kde fully broken in debian/testing



Am Samstag, 1. August 2015, 02:54:52 schrieb Arp Laht:

Yes, I can confirm exactly the same things, you describe below.
However, after the last update, KDE started now, but I had to configure KDE 
again to my needs (i.e. adding my widgets or reconfiguring the taskbar).
I also needed to download and install "oxygen" profile, to get my look and feel 
back, what I used at KDE4.

Just about 2 hours work. 

Now it is running 95 percent fine, but I still dare not to update my other 
computers as they are production systems.

I will wait and test with my second notebook, how things will improve.

And a note for everyone: I know and accept that KDE5 is new and things are not 
running without problems at the beginning. This is fully ok for me! So do not 
see my mails as critism, but more as a very friendly feedback.

Thank you all for your great work!

Best 

Hans

> I can confirm, unfortunately. :(
> 
> Attempted an upgrade today (01.08) a bit past midnight.
> Was warned about "plasma-desktop" conflicting "kde-workspace-bin",
> "kde-workspace-data" and some 7 other packages.
> Chose to proceed. Uninstalled them. Results aren't neat.
> If you depend on your system to do accomplish work,
> do NOT upgrade at the moment!
> 
> Details:
> - networkmanager working, fortunately, connectivity not lost
> - most non-KDE apps working (iceweasel, pidgin, gimp, etc)
> unless you want to resize their windows (no obvious way to do it)
> 
> - all desktop items gone (was using folder view)
> - no obvious way of switching back to folder view
> 
> - windows cannot be reized by dragging
> - no obvious alternative way to resize windows
> 
> - K menu switched over from classing to new version
> - no obvious way of switching back
> 
> - Dolphin working very strangely, most options inaccessible
> 
> Very fortunately I do all of my actual work (except 3D design)
> in VirtualBox VMs, and VirtualBox works without any changes.
> I can thus ignore that my KDE "stumbled and fell",
> but I must caution others, plz be careful!
> 
> Best regards,
> Arp.


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