Archived thread 1986839 from Ubuntu +1 (Quantal Quetzal) (Closed). Markdown source: Ubuntu_+1_(Quantal_Quetzal)_(Closed)/thread_1986839_Gnome-shell_3.4.1-1ubuntu1.md
A new gnome-shell has landed on Quantal repos. Some dependencies have been refreshed, like newer evolution data server.
But, dependency on gir1-2-gjsdbus-1.0 is dropped. However, do not remove that package, as gnome-shell will not start without it. That dependency ought to be corrected.
Well well, and now trying to install new gjs and libgjs0c would remove gnome-shell along with gir1.2-gjsdbus-1.0.
Haven't figured out why, though.
Harry33 said: Well well, and now trying to install new gjs and libgjs0c would remove gnome-shell along with gir1.2-gjsdbus-1.0.
Haven't figured out why, though.
Hmm, I figured it out.
Gnome-shell_3.4.1_1ubuntu1 depends on *libgjs0-* (a virtual package) and the previous libgjs0c_1.32.0-1ubuntu1 provides that. However, the new libgjs0c_1.32.0-2ubuntu1 does not provide it.
We still need even newer gnome-shell package to get it right.
Thanks Harry. I need to see if gnome-shell will build on ARM first before rebuilding. I'm skeptical that it will succeed as it failed on Debian. If it fails I can just restore the Ubuntu patches that did work. I wish I had a better way of testing ARM than pushing a build and seeing what happens....
Anyway, as long as you don't do a dist-upgrade today, you'll be fine. Thursday started the first sync from Debian unstable so it was a bad time to dist-upgrade anyway.
The new update gnome-shell_3.4.1-1ubuntu2 solves this issue.
Harry33 said: The new update gnome-shell_3.4.1-1ubuntu2 solves this issue.But Cinnamon is still in trouble... ;)
Yes, I have moved to quantal-branch in nightly... ;)
Update₁: Solved by the upgrade (dist, of course)...