Pipewire-jack and jack2 are in conflict (jack)

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For what is worth, if you would like to post the terminal output in English, you could prefix the command to be executed with LANG=C.

Example:

LANG=C sudo pacman -Syu
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I had the same problem as @mr_netlex and this solution worked for me. Thanks!

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No surprise here. The current state of the repositories is the same. No matter, if it is a new installation, or an older one.

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On Gnome it just prompted if I wanted to replace jack2 during my update and I said yes

On KDE it brought up an error message about conflicting packages, so I just did sudo pacman -S pipewire-jack by itself first. I got the prompt and installed it fine. Then I continued with the update

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So, I just want to clarify that my advice above using pacman -Rdd was in response to a specific issue one poster was having and I only provided that advice after getting quite a bit of information from that person.

I don’t generally recommend using pacman -Rdd to rip dependencies out. That should be a last resort.

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this did the trick on KDE

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Also had to do that on cinnamon plus lib32.

This post saved my day

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In most cases you should let tlp be removed.

However if you prefer tlp than remove power profiles daemon instead.

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If you are using Gnome or KDE you may not have a choice, you’ll have to remove tlp.

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Yeah, tlp flew out of the window. Not sure what are those packages for, I think I won’t notice any difference. Just want to make sure I don’t pull out heart and bones, and then wondering why I got black screen. =)

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well this is work for me

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This was the solution for me. Thanks a lot

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