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Issues after pkg ugrade on helloSystem 0.7.0 [likely py38 -> py39 related?] #399
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For the GNUstep issue, I was referrred to a debug flag:
What I finally discovered was that NSFont requires a fuly wualifed font name. That means that
does not work.
does not work. But this does:
So NGUstep is now working! |
Is this because helloSystem ISO comes with Python 3.8 and now pkg prefers 3.9? Stuff like this drives me nuts on FreeBSD. Why can't it handle that stuff more gracefully... Ideas how we could improve this?
Wonder why. How come that pkg decides to install GNUstep "out of the blue"? |
Please open a separate issue for each topic. |
Well, success was short-lived... I tried to install another package yesterday, and got a message from pkg that I needed to upgrade again, so I entered yes. Big mistake - when it was done, the desktop was again not working.
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Please share outputs from:
helloSystem/Utilities#133 (comment) pictures an upgraded system with a working desktop. |
Try asking questions as Q&A in discussions, https://github.com/helloSystem/hello/discussions/ |
I was out of town for a few days, but I am able to repro my problem again today.
at this point, if I type N, I don't get anywhere, so I type Y.
I now have gnustep installed! Trying to start applications yields a popup:
When I update, it says All repositories are up to date.
When I reboot, all I get is a white screen, it never works until I reinstall again. |
To compare I installed experimental-13.1 (hello-0.8.0_0H89-FreeBSD-13.1-amd64.iso) which just release 2 days ago. I ran upgrade, and there was no breakage. In addition it installed gnustep without being requested. The only other difference is that build-notify is not installed.
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Just to refresh your memory, after recently installing 0.7.0, I found that I needed to run sudo pkg upgrade, due to the qt5 changes. But typically, there are other surprises with upgrades.
build notify fails to start. (resolved)
this was easy to fix:
errors during upgrade (resolved)
I got a lot of errors during pkg upgrade, saying that it couldn't find files in /usr/local/include/...
I reinstalled the os, and this time I installed the developer.img before running the upgrade, and the error messages did not appear.
acpi glitch (open)
I use an external monitor, so one of the first things I do is set hw.acpi.lid_switch_state: NONE. This prevented my laptop from sleeping when I close the lid, so I could use System->restart and leave the lid alone. But now when I select restart on the system menu I have to open the lid and hit the power button to complete the restart. I had previously seen this issue in GhostBSD, and it started in helloSystem after the pkg upgrade, so I see this as a FreeBSD issue.
GNUstep gui not working (open)
GNUstep was installed by the upgrade. For me, this is good, I install it anyway.
However, when I openapp SystemPreferences (or any other gui app) it crashes with the error
Freshports shows that GNUstep is not currently maintained, but it works without this error in GhostBSD. I'm working on a gap analysis to see what is different.
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