Open Albireo67 opened 9 months ago
Sorry, I don't use YaST so I don't know. I don't know what package would provide a YaST GUI, and we probably are not including that in openSUSEway because it has not been of interest of any contributor. Likewise, I don't know what .desktop
entries are provided by YaST which would be picked up by a launcher, if they are DE-specific or how they are supposed to work.
Maybe someone else that uses YaST can advise on the best way to use it in openSUSEway (I suspect it will be the ncurses interface).
yeah, i found this problems too. after i saw the fix from @Albireo67 , i tried to change "WANTED_GUI=" into "qt" instead of ncurses and it worked fine.
@FilippoBonazziSUSE Should we modify the config to take this into account?
I am not sure we want to modify system-wide YaST configuration in openSUSEway. Also not sure how to ship an additional YaST config that would not break its normal usage on another desktop.
@FilippoBonazziSUSE Yes, at least not without adding unnecessary complexity. How should we fix this?
I am confused by the behavior of YaST, and unsure whether my installation is broken or missing anything. Let me explain:
If I launch
yast
fromwofi
, anxdg-su
window opens, and once password is entered, it goes into an endless loop of missing polkit policy errors (!?)If I launch
yast
from a terminal, prepended withsudo
, it opens the ncurses TUI and works just fine. Theme is almost unreadable, but it works.If I try with another launcher, say
fuzzel
, noxdg-su
window opens, so no password can be entered, though a YaST GUI launches showing only non-privileged components (e.g. Help), so it's useless.I temporarily fixed this issue by editing
/etc/sysconfig/yast2
and changing these two lines:WANTED_GUI="ncurses"
Y2NCURSES_COLOR_THEME="inverted"
# Optional. This one is for a more readable themeAfter that, I can successfully launch
yast
fromwofi
orfuzzel
, and in both cases anxdg-su
window is launched asking for a password and it gracefully opens the ncurses TUI in all cases with no issues.Launching via terminal command: no issues, just like before.
What's the expected behavior on a fresh installation? No GUI and always ncurses TUI ? Or is my system simply missing some files, hence lacking some features ?