With pamac there is a tray icon for every single environment. Even if there is another package for KDE integration.
This is all i know. I get the a panel coming up with the error and when i check status i get not found.
[rick@endeavour-os ~]$ systemctl --user status eos-update-notifier.timer
Unit eos-update-notifier.timer could not be found.
[rick@endeavour-os ~]$
@zoli62
Never say never. So far that was not in short term todo list, and I canāt promise that, at least for now, sorry.
Yes, I saw it after a reboot. I edited my question already, thanks again!
A fix is incoming for kalu: https://github.com/jjk-jacky/kalu/pull/74
Could you show the contents of
ls -la ~/.config/systemd/user
In additon it also still listed in startup applications:
I removed this entry, but after reboot the entry in notification settings is still thereā¦
Iāve been searching for you, just give me some time, I donāt understand why it isnāt completely removed.
@FredBezies
Thatās great, then we have two tools to choose from!
But of course, a few other tools have similar properties, too. So we actually have quite many options.
Thanks. In any case, the good news is that there are alternatives to Kalu. How does the eos-update-notifier indicate when updates are available?
Well, they reacted⦠Sorry for the sarcasm, but when we asked them questions and did suggestions they didnāt reply and Iām not talking about one message.
I have to go now, but I hope someone can shed a light on this, I promise Iāll get back to you.
@zoli62
It shows a popup terminal window which shows a list of updates, then you can accept it by giving your password (like normally with pacman). And if there are AUR updates, it asks the same thing again for them.
To have it in two phases may sound too much work for users, but it is in fact the recommended way to take all upstream (pacman) updates first, and then possible AUR updates.
And, the update check rate is once in two hours. Also, after login a check is made (after a small delay).
[rick@endeavour-os ~]$ ls -la ~/.config/systemd/user
total 8
drwxr-xr-x 2 rick rick 4096 Oct 23 12:51 .
drwxr-xr-x 3 rick rick 4096 Oct 23 12:51 ..
[rick@endeavour-os ~]$
Edit: Have to head off to work but will check it in 8 hours or so.
Maybe there are some leftover files in ~/.config/kalu or /etc/xdg/autostart ?
sorry to jump in here, Iām still learning linuxā¦
when performing update using kalu guiā¦
I get questionā¦
Do you want to replace ilmbase (local) with openexr (extra) ? Yes
when I chose yes, āReplace with openexrā I get errorā¦
Error: Failed to get packages list: Failed to prepare transaction: could not satisfy dependencies
- kalu requires pacman<5.2
when I try update in terminal windowā¦
[hugh@AsusEeeBoxEndeavourOS ~]$ sudo pacman -S pacman
[sudo] password for hugh:
resolving dependenciesā¦
looking for conflicting packagesā¦
error: failed to prepare transaction (could not satisfy dependencies)
:: installing pacman (5.2.0-2) breaks dependency āpacman<5.2ā required by kalu
:: installing pacman (5.2.0-2) breaks dependency āpacman<=5.1.3ā required by yay
[hugh@AsusEeeBoxEndeavourOS ~]$
[hugh@AsusEeeBoxEndeavourOS ~]$ sudo pacman -Syu
[sudo] password for hugh:
:: Synchronising package databasesā¦
core is up to date
extra is up to date
community is up to date
multilib is up to date
endeavouros is up to date
:: Starting full system upgradeā¦
:: Replace ilmbase with extra/openexr? [Y/n] y
resolving dependenciesā¦
looking for conflicting packagesā¦
error: failed to prepare transaction (could not satisfy dependencies)
:: installing pacman (5.2.0-2) breaks dependency āpacman<5.2ā required by kalu
[hugh@AsusEeeBoxEndeavourOS ~]$
I read hereā¦
Our advice is to uninstall Kalu and perform the pacman and YAy update
Bryanpwo
Since Kalu isnāt actively maintained anymore we decided two months ago to search for a replacement. @manuel created the update notifier and we planned this to release in the November release.
Kalu canāt handle the new Pacman that hit the repo today. Thatās why we released it earlier.
So can I just run ā¦
$ sudo pacman -Rs kalu
thenā¦
$ sudo pacman -Syu
to perform the update?
OK, there are no systemd service files although they should be there. For some reason you havenāt been able to download them. The download should happen when you login (if you donāt already have the files there).
But you could try to download them in another way with terminal command:
eos-update-notifier -init-force
After that command, please check again that you have two files and a folder in ~/.config&system/user.
Yes, you are on the right track.
thanks manuel, I tried to check contents of folder before entering any commandsā¦
$ cd ~/.config/system/hugh
but get errorā¦
[hugh@AsusEeeBoxEndeavourOS ~]$ cd ~/.config/system/hugh
bash: cd: /home/hugh/.config/system/hugh: No such file or directory
[hugh@AsusEeeBoxEndeavourOS ~]$
is my synstax wrong?
Thanks. Reading what youāve described. In fact, the notification icon is not really missing, at least for novice users. Of course, it wonāt be bad for convenience if it comes later.