welcome to another stable update of Manjaro. We worked again on our graphical stack, updated browsers, renewed most of our kernels and added regular upstream updates.
Seems the new libinput update created some issues with some touchpads. If our new kernel updates don't solve the issue for you, you may think about downgrading libinput instead, until upstream found a proper solution for you:
Make sure global menu widget is removed from the Titlebar, for some reason it was added in 5.12 when the global menu setting option was removed.
KDE remove green separator line between Titlebar and Window
System Settings>Application Style>Window Decorations>Breeze>Settings Icon
Turn off “Draw separator …”
On KDE my external drives don't get automounted when I plugged them in
As a workaround put into the KDE/Plasma autostart the program udiskie (just plain like that), after you had installed it. A re-login may be needed to get it active. As alternative start it manually for your current session.
My system won't boot anymore after this update
Most likely you are using a freetype2 package from the AUR. Due the harfbuzz update, your system is broken. So either install the official supported freetype2 package from our repositories or downgrade to harfbuzz v1.7.4: sudo pacman -U https://archive.archlinux.org/packages/h/harfbuzz/harfbuzz-1.7.4-1-x86_64.pkg.tar.xz
This fixes the issue properly. (Can follow the links from Ask-Ubuntu #801478 to what exists for the xfce documentation.)
After the command is run the entry <property name="center-text" type="bool" value="false"/> is created under "desktop-icons" in /home/[user]/.config/xfce4/xfconf/xfce-perchannel-xml/xfce4-desktop.xml.
Firefox 58 won't open
Please check this thread:
I don't see any updates
That's because your mirror is out of date. It can take several hours before a mirror get updated. If you want updates right now, run these commands :
I get a black screen on boot or something doesn't work
That's probably because you have a partial set of updated packages. Switch to a text console using CTRL+ALT+F2, log in, then run the commands above.
An AUR package is stopping the update because of a conflict
Remove the AUR package, update, then reinstall the AUR package.
An AUR package says a key is invalid
You need to add the key to your keychain. Do a search of the forum, the answer has already been posted (several times ).
Manual intervention for Gnome,Budgie and Mate:
Because the default icons set has changed from arc-maia to papirus-maia, you need to install papirus-maia-icon-theme manually. Otherwise, fallback icons ( for example, adwaita ) might be used instead.
conflicting files: zita-resampler: /usr/lib/libzita-resampler.so.1 already exists in filesystem
Some users got this error when they tried to update their system. If you have this message, remove /usr/lib/libzita-resampler.so.1 manually before updating.
update is fine ,
for X11 config and nvidia , i have to reset to have a new config file , change for version 390 that do not apply , i was still with older 397 series config
Easy update. Falkon replaced Qupzilla, and I could have manually copied the config, but I chose to start fresh instead. I did need to manually add Falkon to my kicker Application Launcher.
Yes. I've had that message come up during the past few updates.
The code was downgraded, because some computers had problems with the newest version of intel-ucode. If you are not having any issues, it is OK to keep your newer version.
If your computer randomly reboots your first suspect will be intel-ucode, don't forget that before you start to disassembling your machine and replacing parts.
Issue the same with Testing: Over write or blurred text at Grub startup makes it difficult to see and change for dual boot, in this case stable and testing both on same HD.
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