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- [root tip] [How To] Make Manjaro compatible with major VPN providers
VPN compatibility Major VPN providers offer a GUI application which handles all aspects of the connection Every now and then the topics on troubleshooting a given VPN provider surfaces and a lot of topics boils down to DNS and for good reason Whether you are using an app offered by your provider or you are using configuration files it is of utmost importance you ensure correct configuration
- Major Update. . . . More Dependency Errors - Manjaro Linux Forum
Seems like every time there is a major push for upgrading (currently I have 862 packages waiting to be updated) I hit conflicts Here’s this rounds: sudo pacman -Syyu …
- What kernel does Manjaro use? - Manjaro Linux Forum
What kernel does Manjaro generally use? Does it use the latest kernel (6 15 2) or does it use LTS (6 12 33) or something else based on curation? I noticed the ISO said 612
- Status of ARM Stable Updates: No Major Update Since March 2024?
Hello, please don’t take this the wrong way I appreciate your time and work on Linux Manjaro, and I understand that some things simply take longer sometimes As far as I can see, the last major ARM Stable update was in March 2024, which means it’s been more than 7 months Looking back at previous updates, this seems like quite a long time, especially for a rolling OS I find bug fixes and
- [root tip] [How To] NordVPN on Manjaro - Manjaro Linux Forum
[root tip] [How To] Make Manjaro compatible with major VPN providers Systemd update changes system to systemd-resolved
- Getting a QXcbConnection: XCB error everytime I try to open Aegisub
Every time I try to open Aegisub it doesn’t open, no response It’s been like this for a few months I tried different versions- pacman -S aegisub, and a few other AUR packages I tried pamac build and obviously makepkg When I checked journalctl after running aegisub-3 2 in the terminal I got this output: Apr 18 12:31:18 ** plasmashell[1204]: trying to show an empty dialog Apr 18 12:31:18
- Is it possible to install . rpm files on manjaro?
Is there any way to install rpm programs on Manjaro? No there is not Never use anything but octopi, pamac or pacman - as this will result in either a broken system or future package installationis will refuse to sync with a message like <file> already exist in file system If you must use the mentioned software - you will need to extract the content of other distribution packages and create a
- After a big update yesterday ssh no longer works although installed . . .
Yesterday there was a major upgrade I use manjaro sway Before I did the upgrade yesterday the ssh server was working Now although openssh is installed, when I do “sudo systemctl start ssh” I get the error: Failed to start ssh service: Unit ssh service not found Same issue on my other computer with manjaro after upgrade When I run systemctl status sshd it says Loaded but inactive I
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