Closed Pauligrinder closed 5 years ago
I'm experiencing the same issue as well on Arch.
I'm also experiencing this issue on Manjaro
I found the solution! deepin-topbar expects NetworkManager (daemon) to be running and if the connection fails, the whole thing fails. So install network-manager and then do sudo systemctl start NetworkManager, then topbar works :)
And that's it. Please tell me what package versions could be relevant - there's too many deepin packages to list them all. The version of deepin-topbar is 0.6.2-1. This one is installed using pacman, but I also tried building it from source with same results. I was able to run it once by putting the .desktop file in autostart, but then I only got a bunch of icons and text stacked in the top left corner with no menu to configure it or anything. And the next time I restarted it didn't work again.