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[arch-general] TLP ac/batt auto switch
by Giuseppe Turrisi 11 Jul '15

11 Jul '15

Hi guys, from about a week on my notebook tlp do not auto recognize ac/batt state and it don't auto load the config. If i restart the daemon manually after an ac/batt switch it will work well. Any idea to fix it? I'm on a Lenovo G50-70 Greetings, Giuseppe -- * Giuseppe Turrisi <giuseppeturrisi(a)gmail.com> GPG Key: 0x64CC9BD9 * * Questo messaggio contiene firma GPG ed e' autentico * * http://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/GNU_Privacy_Guard *

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[arch-general] geary segfault
by Frank 11 Jul '15

11 Jul '15

Good evening, on my quest for a lightweight MUA I stumbled over Geary. Looks really nice but keeps crashing with a segfault. Here's whats in the journal: kernel: geary[966]: segfault at 6c ip b4561773 sp bf86e5e0 error 4 in libc-2.21.so[b451f000+1b1000] systemd-coredump[1060]: Process 966 (geary) of user 1000 dumped core. KR Frank

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[arch-general] pidgin facebook connection
by Javier Vasquez 11 Jul '15

11 Jul '15

I just found out facebook no longer supports xmpp interface, and it's using its own api [1]. However I found a plugin for pidgin on github [2]. It seems to be working fine for me. If anyone interested, the following PKGBUILD is also working for me: ++++++++++++++++++++++ # Maintainer: Javier <j.e.vasquez.v at gmail dot com> pkgname=purple-facebook pkgver=a34b993324e4 pkgrel=1 pkgdesc="Facebook protocol plugin for libpurple" arch=("i686" "x86_64") url="https://github.com/jgeboski/purple-facebook" license=('GPL2') depends=('libpurple' 'pidgin') source=("https://github.com/jgeboski/purple-facebook/releases/download/${pkgver}/pur…") md5sums=('50e706ec573708da63951c33b5db120d') build() { cd "${srcdir}/${pkgname}-${pkgver}" ./configure --prefix=/usr make } package() { cd "${srcdir}/${pkgname}-${pkgver}" make DESTDIR="${pkgdir}" install install -Dm644 COPYING "${pkgdir}/usr/share/licenses/${pkgname}/LICENSE" } # vim:set ts=2 sw=2 et: ++++++++++++++++++++++ -- Javier [1] http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2015/04/facebook-chat-api-empathy-pidgin-stop-wo… [2] https://github.com/jgeboski/purple-facebook

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[arch-general] improving the app stream data
by kendell clark 09 Jul '15

09 Jul '15

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA512 hi all I'm writing in to ask how I can help arch improve it's app stream data, which is largely what gnome software depends on to be able to install and find software. As it stands now there are a lot of packages missing data, so you often get "no application found" when using gnome software to search for them. A good example is orca, the screen reader. Another issue is using gnome software to find software for mime types the system doesn't know how to handle. Often you'll get sorry we couldn't find any software to handle this mime type, when software does exist. Does anyone know how the app stream system works and can you point me to docs and standards so I can read up on it? Once I've got that down, where can I pull down the source appstream data arch uses so I can start improving it? I've got the archlinux-appstream package installed, but I'm not sure if I can edit the data with a running package and it will be picked up automatically or if I need to edit the data and then generate a new package. Sorry for my ignorance I'm completely new at all of this stuff. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks for reading Kendell clark -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v2 iQIcBAEBCgAGBQJVntwXAAoJEGYgJ5/kqBTdTBEQAKokO6xvZNn8rIp4yEbLgxzP hdj6aO1idz0wE9fV7tySSEGlskkY80JViYj72H74fT4HyX0nP8ib9f9WvgPsq8Ke uzMsn+B8yjrGiNzRyIHYp3ZMbLT/oUuE63jEVO12S2EX+3aBgisvpwbk4t66uWkv JH/xaRWyRT0A2tSihtfi/ArFcAySlUSg0Dels5SutlBJzZT5nH9djGmapy7c48+X CntHkHwbiudQr2Fe6FE6GvUp4LYsCTyiv705G+JJ/Jz8QtdOHeiJPzEE1KRL6OJq 7gNwCizkxEvlRrwLfGnVlANiYaUd0cp9ucvh9h6lC1FplFeC2V6sWnKN36uAdQzr 8hypRdyqZtyMMi2zAjVB7RDvMvLyEC4p/BN1zgSlGjEV2CArpVJNfmpHywHKy0AS 7k1Fb1RJltan0xCpYuHxhHjhbn+55E4oEdvTJgQXC171HIaBunyyVzquQQy/ZRsl h1iXBMvVmNvtS1s7aiAq94X3TH/fETVKn99VlwxWjx7XcPhU0Uk8EhsZBRvky29w 4mH9r+bHZkFIuXxu4p0nOI+kSEU4knXgzfpibSiWqZyjqiCfubEIFSn7GNVt28zH jGsq8mA6hCEfFdDlgRiS03HfIqqUFscLWjF5Zx52SKMrAaixA0wHFDDyirAjur16 0yQBHlURV1J+17XCkdWt =M2j5 -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----

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[arch-general] zynaddsubfx shouldn depend on jack, not jack2
by Nick Lanham 08 Jul '15

08 Jul '15

This seems to be a new change, as it previously depended only on jack, which is provided by both the jack and jack2 packages, allowing users to use their preferred flavor. Looking at the zyn site, I don't think anything has changed to make it require jack2. Thanks! -Nick

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[arch-general] How to update kde4 to kde5 plasma
by Maykel Franco 07 Jul '15

07 Jul '15

Hi, I have updated my system arch with the packages kde5 but the kde run is kde4... [000][+][[maykel@maykel-arch: ~]] $ kded [TAB] kded4 kded5 How can I use the kde5?

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[arch-general] systemd new dependencies impede using OpenRC
by jmcf125＠openmailbox.org 07 Jul '15

07 Jul '15

Hi there, Not sure whether I should email this mailing list about this problem, but here goes: I've been using OpenRC in Arch Linux for a long time, and uninstalled systemd, as I don't use anything that requires it. However, in the latest update it seems an awful lot of packages I use suddenly require systemd. First, I have a conflict between libgudev and eudev-systemdcompat, so the installation stops right there. I don't even remember a libgudev package when I used systemd! The pacman output, 1st refusing to remove eudev, then accepting, is as follows: $ sudo pacman -Syu :: A sincronizar a base de dados de pacotes... core está actualizado extra está actualizado community está actualizado multilib está actualizado openrc-eudev está actualizado siosm-selinux está actualizado :: A iniciar a actualização do sistema... atenção: libselinux: local (2.4-1) é mais recente que siosm-selinux (2.2-1) atenção: libsepol: local (2.4-1) é mais recente que siosm-selinux (2.2-1) atenção: setools: local (3.3.8-5) é mais recente que siosm-selinux (3.3.8-1) a resolver dependências... a procurar pacotes em conflito... :: libgudev e eudev-systemdcompat estão em conflito (libsystemd). Remover eudev-systemdcompat? [s/N] erro: detectado conflito entre pacotes sem solução erro: falhou ao preparar a transação (dependências em conflito) :: libgudev e eudev-systemdcompat estão em conflito (libsystemd<221) $ sudo pacman -Syu :: A sincronizar a base de dados de pacotes... core está actualizado extra está actualizado community está actualizado multilib está actualizado openrc-eudev está actualizado siosm-selinux está actualizado :: A iniciar a actualização do sistema... atenção: libselinux: local (2.4-1) é mais recente que siosm-selinux (2.2-1) atenção: libsepol: local (2.4-1) é mais recente que siosm-selinux (2.2-1) atenção: setools: local (3.3.8-5) é mais recente que siosm-selinux (3.3.8-1) a resolver dependências... a procurar pacotes em conflito... :: libgudev e eudev-systemdcompat estão em conflito (libsystemd). Remover eudev-systemdcompat? [s/N] s :: libgudev e eudev estão em conflito (libgudev-1.0.so). Remover eudev? [s/N] s erro: falhou ao preparar a transação (não foi possível cumprir as dependências) :: chromium: exige systemd :: libwacom: exige systemd :: libgudev: exige libsystemd :: libinput: exige systemd :: udisks2: exige systemd :: colord: exige systemd :: device-mapper: exige systemd :: lib32-systemd: exige systemd :: mesa: exige systemd :: lvm2: exige systemd :: subversion: exige systemd :: udisks: exige systemd :: xf86-input-vmmouse: exige libsystemd :: accountsservice: exige systemd :: ceph: exige libsystemd :: eudev-openrc: exige eudev :: kmscon: exige systemd :: libatasmart: exige libsystemd :: libgsystem: exige libsystemd :: libgusb: exige udev :: libpulse: exige systemd :: libusb: exige systemd :: lighttpd: exige systemd :: media-player-info: exige systemd :: mkinitcpio: exige systemd :: openrc-core: exige udev>=186 :: openvpn: exige libsystemd :: pcmciautils: exige systemd :: pkgstats: exige systemd :: procps-ng: exige libsystemd :: qt5-base: exige systemd :: qtwebkit: exige systemd :: rtkit: exige systemd :: syslog-ng: exige systemd :: upower-pm-utils: exige eudev-systemdcompat :: util-linux: exige libsystemd :: xf86-input-evdev: exige systemd :: xf86-video-openchrome: exige systemd Why in the world should util-linux require systemd!? Why do all these packages need it when they were fine without it before? I wouldn't like to install systemd, but will if necessary. Nonetheless, I don't want it to replace OpenRC. What can I do? I want an updated system, but I'd very much prefer to have one without systemd. Thank you in advance, João Miguel

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[arch-general] Chromium refuses to start
by Frank Zimmermann 07 Jul '15

07 Jul '15

Good morning, with the latest update to 43.0.2357.130-1 Chromium won't start anymore. This is the output when starting from console: perl: symbol lookup error: /usr/lib/perl5/vendor_perl/auto/List/Util/Util.so: undefined symbol: Perl_xs_apiversion_bootcheck KR Frank

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[arch-general] out of date accessibility package, liblouis
by kendell clark 06 Jul '15

06 Jul '15

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA512 hi all I'm writing in to let everyone know that according to packages.archlinux.org, liblouis has been flagged out of date since september of last year. The url and download location has changed, details below The url has changed from: http://code.google.com/p/liblouis to http://liblouis.org. I'm not at all sure where liblouis is being downloaded from, but the new location is http://liblouis.org/downloads/$pkgname-$pkgver.tar.gz. I'd fix this myself but I don't have access to the arch repositories, so I'm writing in so others can. I hope this isn't the wrong list to email this to? Thanks for reading Kendell clark -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v2 iQIcBAEBCgAGBQJVmG9NAAoJEGYgJ5/kqBTd5noP/2w1K2cs0DibKeYfsTJAhc5s jlmbXU7SD/tMOqNIrWQx59Cw2dtVgj5VdMwcbBboE8QswHxtTHYL5fgcErukirAz 4+RofKtcu9mjPCj16VcuSDjDUMn8FzJ28lvMq7IM6eiIRKlGUrJaR3ATVP3rL6zq FViumXwADBGwtl6x4U4G5kuiJSdkjQZJgNdG9ADkeX0uDjseqOinlDtzTqNwrwrV o0JQQwS2x6LHoe+uIGQXpAvBsC1lNKFmMdPQwEPjZLDWf5GEjaLMKd9nLVEzG6vS 7LQXlX3teYWLzVrsvvvLAjay9SfhvxdL65bUCBVnOY01cUnK/yrwVFFqUQi1e3F9 cMpqid7Axvs1AFm4ikweST3K7ImEUtBZz5/b5nbidWHtVwh8bT1Y90HPpGLuRWd8 rkgccyhSD68EA83h3uxDsakACUWIxckFuZN0Ss/NUvYut4pGvWL4vqMwcwIJUrbO mZRCCCOwtbCcgP4XE3xkEVV+twIvIJ+dMuNmeYqvKIDSrg3/o5tlM1AgLEQpBf+4 GBe5DAPqpoDGLlPpsTkZWzZDPQq3EF09qBKAnZiTRRiphKlygXbQZb+hkPxmDj6J Yhk2qspWyi+ISwj6MZQ2vBxzFPeyt3fSIrYp2bZeBC5zU9JEMhXDsBG5GFbDaofG PeeD7a2MmQEm30alFxKf =kcDE -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----

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[arch-general] odd behavior of screen
by Michał Zegan 05 Jul '15

05 Jul '15

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 Hello. Since few upgrades of screen, I observe a strange behavior of it, that i s: I run weechat in screen. When I detach the screen session, then it works correctly except that the weechat window does not disappear from the screen, and the bash prompt is printed like on top of it. I have to use clear command to fix that. It is a similar effect to when someone uses a write or wall command and it sends a message to you while you are inside a fullscreen program, and it garbles the output completely. -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v2 iQIcBAEBAgAGBQJVlVqkAAoJEHb1CzgxXKwYvwsP/ArpvWgIfsh57VFpFUxkO4i5 c/d+p76SnBCrErIq/A8/wc93wTwN+YKqplECumOIjc+kfFvn5+5fzdk+fS+mpK55 I2ouR8GZ8nL5n3GroeFBTfM7Z2/WjAQBrumaZ/+BT0t6NrhRMCGA4DuDnR47L3tC cSjgMoOLaC4A13EGzC8/p3XQCHD9feO1ulPKhS0JYJU+n4K2x3MCxIJdp/wtNtfE N5/pkDMZ1rWemGiuwQfp2LdC9Ej0SAVX5Te/DIoTNPb3qwb63asiAP2zDv+sYVWj shMFFgUuyo5xwfL857s0wNCLl0qraC9+AZM9ICzb/C+8AziMqcPXag8liI1v+3X1 Nge6JIp9PURMLTjDWQafgUjSQr4KVQkOHc/qM4tlBVD8qJqeSw++huFpzBzIcUq4 LUNZhQyR4YNWJSjHtmkhhn1U67HQoDRW36RjJ8yf4S2c+h2lf0NOP4MZJllEfSlz gcNhFenmIkEzHtvg9NekWSM1LGTSDARMtk3jVIB9uxUUcy4VgbDSLB4llv4qrc2/ y9cNVWRQUNnctRF/WCFtjf++LMv3xkJF5RDYbkN8ilDYJQeObvle8kO4dTynCj4X aokMfGCU4Kq2JJ5pX7XJhBS58Qlzoi+Ksg4jtSuZZIxrz3ntKLTtC1zCO7WsPL4f lXBiD6aMMmw8b+/rJaWu =Wrh1 -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----

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