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2020-10-20 , 16:54
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Originally Posted by XOleg View Post
I have error message "nothing provides patchmanager needed by sailfishos-patch-email-pulley-menu-0.1-1.noarch" from Storeman.
It is just RPM packaged patch, open the RPM and pull out the "unified_diff.patch" which you can then apply with patch
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What patches works with 3.4. There is just important patches I prefer. eg. No home carusel, launcher combined... Would like to know.if those works on X2A. thanks
Well patches are made to be looked at
If a patch does not apply, you most often just need to readjust it a bit...
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hello i made a clear install of latest os for my jolla1.
I cannot install any app from jolla store , give me error cannot install and cannot install storeman.
Try the command as root pkcon install zypper and get this error
fatal error : zypper-1.14.6-1.3.1.jolla.armv7hl requires libzypp.so.1702 but tis requirement cannot be provided any help?
 

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2020-10-21 , 09:17
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You don't need zypper. Just run pkcon refresh.

(A decent OS update sequence would refresh the package cache automatically but that would be too much to expect, I suppose.)
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A decent OS update sequence would refresh the package cache automatically but that would be too much to expect, I suppose.
These are separate actions, and there's a good reason they're separate.
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These are separate actions, and there's a good reason they're separate.
What would that reason be, if I may ask?

"Hey, we are updating most packages on the system, almost certainly breaking the package cache consistency. But hey, let's keep updating the cache a 'separate action'. It makes perfect sense!"
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Originally Posted by pichlo View Post
What would that reason be, if I may ask?

"Hey, we are updating most packages on the system, almost certainly breaking the package cache consistency. But hey, let's keep updating the cache a 'separate action'. It makes perfect sense!"
Wrong.
Take Debian stable for example:
You can keep installing packages that fit the current level of up-to-dateness of your system.
You can succesfully install software without updating the sources databases.
That makes sense.
Not for my personal habits, not for a rolling release distro, but it does make sense.

AFAIK Sailfish OS works on the same principles, it's a release-based distro with software catalogs stored locally.
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AFAIK Sailfish OS [is] a release-based distro with software catalogs stored locally.
I wish it were. I asked about that a hundred times. Why on earth do OS updates have to be huge, monolithic, 400+ MB releases? Why not release one package at a time, like every other Linux distribution under the sun? But no, Jolla knows better.

And then refuses to refresh the package cache.
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You don't need zypper. Just run pkcon refresh.

(A decent OS update sequence would refresh the package cache automatically but that would be too much to expect, I suppose.)
nothing change . The same error
 

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Originally Posted by pichlo View Post
What would that reason be, if I may ask?

"Hey, we are updating most packages on the system, almost certainly breaking the package cache consistency. But hey, let's keep updating the cache a 'separate action'. It makes perfect sense!"
Especially as all packages are stored with their specific release on a repo which is tied to the OS release!
And still NOT publicly accesible!!!
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