Can’t update icewm menu after dist-update

[Member Lurklessness]

I was on testing branch, and after release October fixies I do dist-update.
After it I can’t do apt upgrade ( conflict with libleligon0 and libsystemd0 idk why, cause I on non systemd dist)
And can’t update menu. I have only default apps. How to fix this problems? I think there are both have same root

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First step please do apt-get update && apt-get dist-upgrade

After you have confirmed that step we can move on to further
troubleshooting.

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The following packages were automatically installed and are no longer required:
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Use 'sudo apt autoremove' to remove them.
The following packages have been kept back:
  tshark wireshark-common wireshark-qt
0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 3 not upgraded.

[Member Xecure]

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Hi.
You say:

Lurklessness wrote:

I have only default apps.

Does this mean you never installed any new apps or does it mean your other apps are no longer there?
I see a LOT of dev packages, so you must have been building (as in make install) apps on your system. Did any of them install/require systemd?

Also, check the packages that are being removed. One of them is repo-list (which is from the antiX repo).
Did you disable any important repos while testing?
Give us
inxi -r
and
apt --installed list | grep systemd

I am on an antiX testing machine upgraded from buster and all works well.
You are probably missing the package desktop-session-antix that manages the application menu generation script.

antiX Live system enthusiast.
General Live Boot Parameters for antiX.

[Member ModdIt]

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Sorry,
I will stepback and request you wait for a real expert on the present state of testing,
that remove list is huge.

Edit: OK Xecure to the rescue 🙂

• This reply was modified 2 years, 4 months ago by ModdIt.

[Forum Admin anticapitalista]

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I read somewhere that wireshark in Testing requires libsystemd0

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[Member Lurklessness]

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Well, I found the problem I don’t have dependents for menu-icewm-antix
python-gtk2
python-xdg

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I do some work with packages and it works

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Good job finding the solution.

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[Forum Admin Dave]

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If you are in the testing branch the menu building script should have upgraded to the python3 version and not require those packages.

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[Forum Admin anticapitalista]

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menu-icewm-antix is not on the iso. Why did you install it?

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[Member seaken64]

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I may be talking out of turn, I am not an expert in the underlying packaging system. I can only tell you that I have had success running the “sudo apt autoremove” command and then again running “sudo apt update”, then “sudo apt dist-upgrade”. I do this on my “testing” version of antiX 19 and have had no problems.

You said you only have standard packages. I also only run packages from the antiX-approved repos. I have not used any repos outside of that system.

But maybe there is better advice. I am only sharing what I have done and my results. I did have some abnormalities on the menus for awhile. Double-entries. But it fixed itself through the regular updates/dist-upgrade commands as entered above.

Seaken64

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