On Sat, 16 Feb 2019 18:26:35 +0100, Wolfgang Bauer <wbauer@tmo.at> wrote:
Did you reboot already since doing the update?
Yes, of course. I got a new kernel, so I rebooted
Strange things can happen in the running session if the whole system (or certain parts at least) are replaced underneath by new major versions...
FWIW I have no (additional) problems with hibernate/resume. That works fine, but after resume, the same black screen stays without the popup of the unlock dialog. Alt-Ctrl-F2 and loginctl unlock-session to the rescue But I found the cause. It is completely my own "fault" I have (good) reasons to set my locale to en_US.utf-8, but I really hate the US date system. 123 is onehundredandtwentythree, not twohundredandthirteen, so 1/2/2019 is NOT the 2nd of January, but the first of February. With that in mind, I alter Clock.qml after system updates replace it, to something that doesn't annoy me all the time. As the format of this file changed, my automatic "repair" caused it to contain illegal content and hence failed to show the dialog(s) Mea culpa. Sorry for the noise! # zypper in -f plasma5-theme-openSUSE fixed it to working again. Applying my changes by hand made me happy again: --8<--- diff /usr/share/plasma/look-and-feel/org.openSUSE.desktop/contents/components-real/Clock.qml /usr/share/plasma/look-and-feel/org.openSUSE.desktop/contents/components-real/Clock.qml.new 38c38 < text: Qt.formatTime(timeSource.data["Local"]["DateTime"]) ---
text: Qt.formatTime(timeSource.data["Local"]["DateTime"], "hh:mm")
45c45 < text: Qt.formatDate(timeSource.data["Local"]["DateTime"], Qt.DefaultLocaleLongDate) ---
text: Qt.formatDate(timeSource.data["Local"]["DateTime"], "ddd dd MMM yyyy")
48c48 < font.pointSize: 24 ---
font.pointSize: 14
59c59 < layer.enabled: !softwareRendering ---
layer.enabled: undefined
-->8--- Now I need to find where the logname is shown when I have to enter my password, as layer.enabled makes that ugly and unreadable. None of your concerns though :)
Wolfgang
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