Hi, will look into updating the release notes with known issues. Sadly not today.
Cheers Ryuno-Ki -------- Ursprüngliche Nachricht -------- Von: Geaaru <gea...@gmail.com> Gesendet: 26. März 2018 01:13:04 MESZ An: sabayon-dev <devel@lists.sabayon.org> Betreff: Re: [sabayon-dev] ISO Testing Results Some updated and other... * KDE - Force stop of getty@tty1.service (https://github.com/Sabayon/sa bayon-live/commit/c454ffcb54976204a672b9bb172da08d04ae9335) seems fix problem with shutdown and/or permissions problem on handle wifi/wired. Hereinafter, some cronology events (update these if there is some error): 1) On sddm environment there are problems with management of wifi/wired 2) To fix this Enlik add Conflicts=getty@tty1.service to systemd.service. (here I don't know why it is been removed plymouth- quit.service). This fix fwiu problems related with point 1 but introduce issue bootstrap X on sabayon live. 3) On test ISO I found that dbus module must be recompiled because it was a wrong path on file /usr/lib/systemd/user/dbus.socket. Path fixed with a bump of new revision. 4) For fix bootstrap of X I push a first patch to systemd .service of sddm (https://github.com/Sabayon/sabayon-distro/commit/2f1cd1e61f619 4fed406b3ac670b3e99d5758589) 5) After patch to .service of sddm X start correctly but return issue describe at point 1. It seems that issue is related with getty <at> tty1.service and so I push a new commit to sddm .service (https:// github.com/Sabayon/sabayon- distro/commit/cfc6f08b94498b8231798f27d11af9bb846b2d77) where I remove Conflicts= and add to After= getty@tty1.service. On project sabayon- live I push a patch that stop getty@tty1.service. Before proceed to a new release of sabayon-live I need to complete this tests: * boot XFCE image with a patch to sabayonlive.sh script* boot LXQT image with a patch to sabayonlive.sh script Gnome is OK. New Issue: * (at least on my laptop and on Virtualbox environemnt): If EFI is not available when boot livecd plymouth doesn't work correctly. Indeed with EFI it's seem OK. Obvously, is a minor issue. ByeG. On Sat, 2018-03-24 at 21:16 +0000, Jerrod Frost wrote: > Officially supported ISOs in testing: > Server - LGTM, Calamares doesn't like old LVM installs.XFCE - LGTM, > Only Cosmetic Issue > MATE - LGTMGNOME - LGTMKDE - TBDIssues: > Icons are not uniform. Icons aren't right size in XFCE. Solution: > Switch default icons to Obisidian for all spins. Obisdian works in > XFCE, MATE, GNOME, and KDE. Obsidian is the up-to-date version of > Faenza (current MATE icons).Calamares doesn't like old LVM > installs.Solution: tough it out until Calmares 3.2 is released. 3.2- > rc4 has been released. Original Goal for 3.2 release was March 2018. > So its close. Clearing the partitions before running installer allows > for install.Anaconda Crashes when pressing F12 during install > phaseSolution: Unknown. Plan is to eventually migrate away from > unmaintained Anaconda and move to Calamares, but due to Calamares > being incomplete at this point in time, and testing will be required > after 3.2 completion and before migration.Packages require > update/upgrade/recompilexf86-video-ati (should match xf86-video- > amdgpu version 18.0.1)nvidia-drivers (should be 390.42 to stop screen > flickering regression)mesa Missing vaapi flag for Video Acceleration > API (hardware decoding)Missing virgl flag (enables driver for virtual > machines allowing 3D on virtio gpu)Openmax (video/audio encode/decode > acceleration API) > On Wed, Mar 21, 2018 at 11:33 PM Jerrod Frost <darksurf@sabayonlinux. > org> wrote: > > MATE ISO works like a boss. I noticed its using the faenza icons > > which haven't been updated since 2010. Obsidian is based on faenza > > and was updated 13 days ago. It may be better to migrate if faenza > > style is what you want, Obisdian is the new faenza. All > > applications appear to work well. No real issues other than > > Anaconda. Anaconda evidently has a glitch/bug that when pressing > > F12 during install process, Anaconda crashes. I went back and > > tested this on XFCE and it happens there as well so this issue is > > just anaconda... > > > > On Wed, Mar 21, 2018 at 10:38 PM Jerrod Frost <darksurf@sabayonlinu > > x.org> wrote: > > > XFCE ISO appears to be working fine. I did notice the cosmetic > > > issue of icons not appropriately reducing/matching size in the > > > applications list. Only simple fix is to switch to a different > > > Icon theme. You can also tweak the icon theme by editing a copy > > > of those icons and reducing size and place them into the smaller > > > icon folders. > > > > > > I really think we just need to pick a theme that works with all > > > spins and desktop environments that doesn't look bad. I'm testing > > > a few in XFCE now. > > > There's: > > > Adwaita: (already installed in XFCE, looks meh) - Works > > > Obsidian (based on Faenza, its the updated current version) - > > > Works Perfectly. > > > Moka (looks like colorful Faenza, MATE friendly icons) - Works, > > > but some icons are missing > > > La Capitaine (Apple based style, clean, community driven) - Works > > > Perfectly. > > > > > > I've tried more, but they all have the same issue we are having > > > now with elementary icons. Different sized icons in the apps > > > list, missing too many icons, or icons don't work in both light > > > and dark themes. > > > > > > Depending on what you want, I'd recommend you try Obsidian and La > > > Capitaine and see which one you prefer. I've used both in KDE so > > > I know they work there, and they both work in XFCE. I've not > > > tested MATE or Gnome yet. Any thoughts?
