| Summary: | Dolphin don´t open file | follow up notice | ||
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| Product: | Mageia | Reporter: | Holger Mainz <Ed_Werder> |
| Component: | RPM Packages | Assignee: | Mageia Bug Squad <bugsquad> |
| Status: | RESOLVED INVALID | QA Contact: | |
| Severity: | minor | ||
| Priority: | Normal | CC: | fri, lewyssmith |
| Version: | 9 | ||
| Target Milestone: | --- | ||
| Hardware: | All | ||
| OS: | Linux | ||
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| Source RPM: | CVE: | ||
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| Attachments: | ^ | ||
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Description
Holger Mainz
2023-11-03 17:28:02 CET
Created attachment 14125 [details]
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Addition
down to close to zero Must be one o the dependencies, but I not sure what Try to disable some things in Systemsettings -> Startup and Shutdown -> Background Services I disable Search Folder Updater and Bluetooth (I don't have bluetooth) Yeah, there are a lot of them, i would say some 40 packages. Search Folder Updater does not show up in my start/stop settings. "Dolphin don´t open file | follow up notice" Follow-up to what? Sorry, comment 0 makes no sense on its own. This bug on its own is a mystery Trying to deduce the series of events: 1. A problem - not described in this bug 2. solved by dnf install task-plasma5-minimal 3. slowed my Computer down at close to zero: in what sense? 4. had to remove it I am surprised you could without taking out Plasma and a lot of other stuff. Also, did that not re-introduce the original problem, point 2? 5. down to close to zero Comment 1 (top O/P). What was down? CC:
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lewyssmith I believe this was the user having problems that right clicking in Dolphin did not work to open file, and it was solved by installing task-plasma5-minimal, which apparently pulled in needed stuff. Removing a task-* package do not remove anything directly, but it makes it possible to remove other parts. This package is empty but pulls in all stuff needed for a functional Plasma desktop. So it is impossible that that the removal of task-plasma5-minimal helped the issue described as nothing got changed by that alone. I do not understand what the attachement is supposed to describe, no CPU hog in sight. So what is the problem? CC:
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fri See if the logs in ~/.local/share/sddm/ have useful information (In reply to Morgan Leijström from comment #6) > Removing a task-* package do not remove anything directly, but it makes it > possible to remove other parts. This package is empty but pulls in all > stuff needed for a functional Plasma desktop. $ sudo urpme --test task-plasma5-minimal You are right: testing removing it allowed its removal (in principle) without threatening to remove other packages. Strange. > I do not understand what the attachement is supposed to describe, > no CPU hog in sight. I think that is what it it is meant to show: that whatever was slowing the computer (? task-plasma5-minimal) is not doing so any more. @Holger Seeing that you used DNF comment 0, can we be assured that you always use this, and do not mix it with Add/Remove software (= rpmdrake)? I think we can close this 'works' after getting a reply. Equally if no reply. Thinking... Maybe installing task-plasma5-minimal with dependencies made the indexing service operable and got to work for a while, and it was *that* workload the user noticed. And then indexing finished about the same time he uninstalled task-plasma5-minimal, by coincidence only. :) ? (In reply to katnatek from comment #7) > See if the logs in ~/.local/share/sddm/ have useful information Can it be, that /usr/share/sddm is the folder ? > @Holger
> Seeing that you used DNF comment 0, can we be assured that you always use
> this, and do not mix it with Add/Remove software (= rpmdrake)?
>
> I think we can close this 'works' after getting a reply. Equally if no reply.
Indeed, i am using mainly dnf, but also urpmi here and there and the mcc, since searching packages is way easier there
(In reply to Holger Mainz from comment #10) > (In reply to katnatek from comment #7) > > See if the logs in ~/.local/share/sddm/ have useful information > > Can it be, that /usr/share/sddm is the folder ? sddm write some logs in ~/.local/share/sddm Since Holger's problem comment 0 is gone, we can close this. (In reply to Holger Mainz from comment #11) > > Seeing that you used DNF comment 0, can we be assured that you always use > > this, and do not mix it with Add/Remove software (= rpmdrake)? > Indeed, i am using mainly dnf, but also urpmi here and there and the mcc, > since searching packages is way easier there It is never a good idea to mix the two. Apparently Orphans get messed up. Status:
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