Closed RationalG closed 2 years ago
Fix via commit c8604ea.
You can download deb packages from Github Action if you don't want to rebuild by yourself.
Thank you ! I am going to try and will come back to you in a short time
Thank you yilozt !!! Everything seem to work perfectly. Just a minor problem, is that now whenever I want to install a package I am prompted with the following message :
You might want to run 'apt --fix-broken install' to correct these.
The following packages have unmet dependencies:
gir1.2-mutter-10 : Depends: libmutter-10-0 (= 42.0-3ubuntu2pop0~1650489643~22.04~ed156a0) but 42.0-3ubuntu2 is to be installed
E: Unmet dependencies. Try 'apt --fix-broken install' with no packages (or specify a solution).
I am not sure about the risk taken if I run this command. But I guess I can live with that.
I have update build script in 923fe2a, it should be built and installed properly in Pop!_OS 22.04 now.
Deb packages from Ubuntu 22.04 can be installed Pop!_OS properly. I have not found docker image of Pop!_OS, so I can't build it with Github Actions.
You can run sudo apt install libmutter-10-0 mutter-common
to restore offical mutter first, then use git pull
to update the build script, then run package.sh
to rebuild by yourself.
You're the man yilozt. Everything works fine with your last commit. Good job dude, this issue is resolved now :)
By the way, just FYI, I didn't have to restore official mutter first. It's weird, but after a reboot, the system was actually back with the official mutter package restored. I lost all the blur effects & the rounded corners, and inside dconf, only the blur keys were remaining but they were not bound to a schema anymore so they weren't effective. I think this is because I ran apt-get update some hours ago but I am not sure.
When I rebuilded and installed with your last commit, all my previous settings were back so it's cool ;)
Hello, When I try to run dpkg after running the package.sh script, I get an error message warning me that it could break libgtk-3-0.
This is the command I run :
sudo dpkg -i libmutter-10-0*.deb mutter-common*.deb
And here is the output :
I also want to precise that when I am running package.sh I encounter a gpp error when it is running debsign, but it doesn't seem to be a showstopper :
I am not sure if it could break my system, but if that's the case I will make a backup that's for sure.