@carl I know I said, "you're probably right"...

#Qt5 #Linux #Kubuntu #Eaon

Oh, and the version of #Ruqola in the Git repo also looks for #KUserFeedback couldn't find it in #PIM #Kontact but perhaps I'm looking in the wrong place (;*

#KDE #Plasma #Eaon #Kubuntu

ASIDE: What is Rocket Chat‽:*

Meanwhile, the CMake files for #systemsettings make no mention of the #KUserFeedback library, I know, I looked and even built it from source myself, to check.

#Kubuntu #Eaon #Plasma #KDE

I find the new #KDE #Plasma 5.18 stuff slightly misleading, with regards to #KUserfeedback . The blurb mentions that systemsettings5 would have a new option for opting in to user feedback, but having installed from the backports PPA on #Eaon #Kubuntu and previously built the latest git version of #Kate the only app that uses KUserFeedback is the aforementioned Kate, and only because I downloaded and built the feedback library myself, it's an optional dependency in the CMake file, for Kate...

Just need to re-educate my eyes to not keep looking over to where #GKrellm used to be to see what the CPU is doing...

#Eaon #Kubuntu

On the bright side, I can read emails from GitHub and GitLab and other sites again in the newer #Evolution, the one that shipped with #Disco had decided that white text on a white background was the way to go, while this #Eaon version manages black text on a white background.

#Kubuntu

Don't think I've noticed one of these so far, so looks like getting rid of xdg-dexktop-proxy-gtk might have fixed that.

#Eaon #Kubuntu

Though there is mention that a newer version of xdg-desktop-proxy might fix a similar issue.

So far so good re: ACPI sensor issues, so I guess GKrellm was doing something that the kernel doesn't like.

#Eaon #Kubuntu

Might be #GKrellm -related, so I've got rid of it for the time being. Now with added zombie process, which is suggestive #Eaon #Kubuntu

Unfortunately also getting issues with reading temperature sensors #ACPI related stuff #Eaon #Kubuntu Which means the laptop may not shutdown properly later. Which I had hoped the newer kernel would have fixed, since I'd been getting the same issue with some of the #Disco kernels. Bugger¡:*

Really getting bored with the constant: 'Jan 11 20:39:04 localhost xdg-desktop-por[3365]: Failed to get application states: GDBus.Error:org.freedesktop.portal.Error.Failed: Could not get window list: Cannot invoke method; proxy is for the well-known name org.gnome.Shell without an owner, and proxy was constructed with the G_DBUS_PROXY_FLAGS_DO_NOT_AUTO_START flag' stuff in #Eaon #Kubuntu

So, bitten the bullet since #Disco will be end-of-life on the 23rd of the month. Now running #Eaon

Very carefully updated it via a multi-user.target console rather than risk running the graphical updater.

Next step is to work out what apps I build myself will need to be re-compiled and what will just run out of the box.

Already know I don't need to build GCC, since Eaon ships the latest version that I was building myself on Disco. So that's some space I can claim back.

Afternoon from #Eaon in VM

Damn, back to setting up #Disco VM -> #Eaon VM

Oooo, processing various triggers... #Disco VM -> #Eaon VM

Upgrade from #Disco in VM to #Eaon is still ongoing. So nice to see all the old favourite messages re: /var/run and /run still showing up. Just like home (;* Cf. samba package install/upgrade.

The upgrade to #Eaon from #Disco in a VM, is still ongoing... unpacking linux-headers-5.3.0-19-generic currently. Took the precaution of running the upgrade in the multi-user.target... (:*

It's times like this when I kind of wish I had two identical laptops, with cloned contents, just so I could check that a full upgrade on the laptop from #Disco to #Eaon would go through without any problems.

Ok, taking the plunge, almost, with #Eaon Updating a VM running #Disco . Turns out Eoan is still marked as in development, I made a mistake when I checked for it yesterday, forgetting I'd asked to check for 'dev' releases.

Well, about time...

$ ubuntu-distro-info --stable
eaon

$ ubuntu-distro-info --latest
focal

$ sudo do-release-upgrade -m desktop -d -c

Checking for a new Ubuntu release
New release '19.10' available.
Run 'do-release-upgrade' to upgrade to it.

#Ubuntu #Eaon