The following part of an aptitude full-upgrade -s attempt shows the current upgrade problem:
gnome-shell-extension-prefs : Depends: gnome-shell (= 48~beta-4+pn1) but it is not going to be installed
This means this project/package needs to be rebuild with each new gnome-shell version in Debian Trixie.
Right now this is causing a problem for ppl who upgrade their system. @hrdl-github found the workaround for it (downgrade mutter-common), but after that we have been looking into a possible solution.
And then we found this repo. And as far as we can tell, it all boils down to a single small patch on top of gnome-shell:
a95a40b
As this all seemed quite minor to me, I 'pushed through' the official Debian packages and could thereby upgrade all the pending upgrades. I then rebooted my PineNote ... and it all seemed to work? AFAICT this patch is about suppressing some dialog box ... and I didn't get any. I do see some minor visual issues, but I can't see how the absence of this patch could be related to that.
Thus it seems like an upstream issue. For example, I'm not seeing the full percentage numbers of the battery, only the first digit.
I also asked 'hrdl' to test it to see if he saw any issues (which could possibly be related to this patch) ... and the answer was NO.
So then the logical question arises: Can't we just stop customizing gnome-shell and thereby (essentially) drop this repo?
The following part of an
aptitude full-upgrade -sattempt shows the current upgrade problem:This means this project/package needs to be rebuild with each new
gnome-shellversion in Debian Trixie.Right now this is causing a problem for ppl who upgrade their system. @hrdl-github found the workaround for it (downgrade
mutter-common), but after that we have been looking into a possible solution.And then we found this repo. And as far as we can tell, it all boils down to a single small patch on top of
gnome-shell:a95a40b
As this all seemed quite minor to me, I 'pushed through' the official Debian packages and could thereby upgrade all the pending upgrades. I then rebooted my PineNote ... and it all seemed to work? AFAICT this patch is about suppressing some dialog box ... and I didn't get any. I do see some minor visual issues, but I can't see how the absence of this patch could be related to that.
Thus it seems like an upstream issue. For example, I'm not seeing the full percentage numbers of the battery, only the first digit.
I also asked 'hrdl' to test it to see if he saw any issues (which could possibly be related to this patch) ... and the answer was NO.
So then the logical question arises: Can't we just stop customizing
gnome-shelland thereby (essentially) drop this repo?