Good afternoon EOS community
After doing the procedure described in this thread, the update of the system went OK but after rebooting Plasma appears with glitches as shown on the screenshot provided. It happens with both stable and xanmod kernels.
Any suggestions are welcome. Thanks in advance.
Thank you so much, I’ll take a look at that thread.
Uuh, thanks for the info !!
I had problems with GPG, but now it’s blown away.
I also have an update-script and like to integrate this.
How do you use the 2 lines in your script?
Only C’n’P or …?
Could you share your update-script?
Basically you could add line
eos-update --yay
to a place depending on your script.
Now it’s
#!/bin/bash
eos-update --yay
yay
flatpak update
flatpak uninstall --unused
paccache -r
#flatpak repair --user
neofetch
and works flawless.
Looks like the line with only yay is no more needed as eos-update --yay should take care of that.
I have no Update Script. I mean eos-update is technical an Update script.
The Line
should only show in which package the eos-update script is located
I am still getting the same error message when running sudo pacman -Sy endeavouros-keyring
When I get the option to delete the corrupted file I answer Y, and I also have removed it with sudo rm -f path/to/file
I can update the arch keyring but that does not change anything.
eos-update --yay does not work either
When running sudo pacman -Sy endeavouros-keyring after manually removing the corrupted file I get an error saying that the EndeavourOS signature is unknown trust, and sudo pacman-key --lsign-key EndeavourOS does not fix it.
Solved with this
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