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Xorg 1.18.0 enters [testing]
2015-11-13 - Laurent Carlier
Xorg 1.18.0 is entering [testing] with the following changes:
You can now choose between xf86-input-evdev and xf86-input-libinput.
xf86-input-aiptek will not be updated and will be removed when xorg-1.18.0 is moved to [extra]
Caveat:
NVIDIA drivers are not yet compatible with 1.18.0. You can block the upgrade by appending --ignoregroup=xorg to the pacman command or adding 'xorg' to IgnoreGroup in pacman.conf
Just adding xorg to ignoregroup doesn't work. I had to add xfc86* and xorg* to ignorepackage. Oh, and upgrading them definitely does break nvidia. Not happy at 8am on a Saturday morning with a hangover and a broken X Now fixed.
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There was a news entry on the main page and it came over (and was discussed in) arch-general. How much more noise do you need?
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Moving to testing.
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There was a news entry on the main page and it came over (and was discussed in) arch-general. How much more noise do you need?
There are some packages that are not in the "xorg" group, perhaps by mistake. For example:
$ pacman -Qi xorg-server-common | grep ^Groups
Groups : None
$ pacman -Qi xorg-server | grep ^Groups
Groups : xorg
The mail suggests that you might want to ignore the xorg group, but what I actually had to do was:
IgnorePkg = xorg-server-common xorg-server-xvfb xorg-server-xwayland
IgnoreGroup = modified xorg
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xorg-server-common is not in the xorg group, because it is a dependency of xorg-server. Now I understand what you mean. Maybe an email to Laurent, asking nicely to fix the news would be a good idea.
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I think this update should remain in testing until nvidia supports it, (just my 2c here) it's a big break to a huge portion of the userbase.
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I think Arch devs prefer not to wait for a closed source package to catch up.
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I would say they prefer to wait, but not forever. This is the reason Catalyst was dropped, it kept holding back updates.
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just released http://www.geforce.com/drivers/results/95159 will support abi 2.0, i would say it would be wise to wait just a bit
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Oh my. This isn't the first time and won't be the last time two packages delay each other. You noticed this time, that's all.
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Awebb wrote:There was a news entry on the main page and it came over (and was discussed in) arch-general. How much more noise do you need?
There are some packages that are not in the "xorg" group, perhaps by mistake. For example:
$ pacman -Qi xorg-server-common | grep ^Groups Groups : None $ pacman -Qi xorg-server | grep ^Groups Groups : xorg
The mail suggests that you might want to ignore the xorg group, but what I actually had to do was:
IgnorePkg = xorg-server-common xorg-server-xvfb xorg-server-xwayland
IgnoreGroup = modified xorg
This will be fixed in xorg-server-1.18.0-3
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