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Hi, I installed Arch Linux 3rd time, finally i Successed. Unfortunatily, when I clicked on settings it open only once, then after setting can not open. I reboot laptop but problem not solved.
Please help how to open setting ?. When i click on setting nothing happen. Also on desktop, I do right click , i click on change background or display setting or setting , nothing works.
Last edited by bahaubbs (2020-04-02 18:43:38)
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"Doesn't work" is not an error message: https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=57855
Which instructions did you follow to install Arch?
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No error message shows.
Everything is fine with gnome.
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I have another problem with Arch Linux
I need MongoDB but it requires 260GB, download size for kde connect, vs code, Arduino ide require 1GB, 1.7GB, 870MB respectively.
with huge download size and memory usage for a small application.
Last edited by bahaubbs (2020-04-02 08:26:24)
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On the original topic:
What's the output of
pacman -Qikk systemsettingsand what happens if you try to run
systemsettings5----
I have another problem with Arch Linux
No shopping list threads, see the focum COC.
Please open one thread per problem.
I need MongoDB but it requires 260GB
https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/MongoDB
You either need a massive system to build it yourself of install the vendor-provided binaries (which will be like 50MB in download size or so)
Every major distro removed the packages due to the license problems.
If you still need a thread on that, I suggest to skip the "it's not fair" whining and "I chose you over ubuntu" pandering.
It's not productive and nobody cares.
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On the original topic:
What's the output ofpacman -Qikk systemsettingsand what happens if you try to run
systemsettings5
Actually, I uninstalled KDE and installed gnome. Gnome does not perform any problem till now.
I tried your given commands, not found in gnome.
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Please mark your thread as [ABANDONED] or so by editing the title.
FWIW systemsettings work just fine here, so this must've been something on your system.
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