KDE Neon Plasma 5.21.4 - daily security updates
For several weeks, this has become a regular, almso daily event.
It shows up as security updates and it needs a reboot each time What is going on? Thanks Alex |
Need more info about what you are seeing.
What package is showing as needing to be updated? Did you install and reboot as it asked? |
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It downloads the updates, and asks to reboot, there is nothing I do manually Please see attached image, just now came up Any suggestions? Thanks Alex |
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Yes of course I did Cheers Alex |
So are they the same packages each time or different ones?
I like using the command line to update since I can see what is being updated and the version number. You could be seeing lots of minor updates as part of a big update to Plasma and KDE Framework, plus any Ubuntu base updates. I have not booted up my Neon box for awhile and don't use it much, so I tend to have a ton of updates when I check. I will try to leave it running for few days to see if has similar behavior. |
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Attached today's event, same thing but another number of itesm Thanks again for your time Alex |
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Needing to reboot with every update is uncommon. |
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Have no idea how to run it from command line Thanks Alex |
Now you have distanced yourself even further from what is happening since you no longer have the chance to even interact with the updates.
Theoretically that is good as long as the distributor is 100% accurate in testing and there are no problems. However, the auto updates without allowing user control is one of the reasons I hate anything microsoft related. With auto updates, if a problem appears you have little chance of ever tracking down the cause since you are totally oblivious to the process. Good luck in the future. |
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Maybe there is one thing behind it all that requires manual intervention, and blocks all subsequent updates, and now they're just piling up... I agree with others, you should do it from the command line to get full control over the process. Careful though: according to this you should use pkcon and not apt. |
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Thanks again Alex |
The command if you want to use the command line is:
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sudo pkcon update |
You also need to open a terminal window to access the command line.
The command given above, when complete needs to be followed by Code:
sudo pkcon upgrade That is directly from the linked page in post #12. |
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Now, back to my story. I had my two machines (Intel NUC Desktop and a Lenovo Laptop) both with the same OS setup - KDE Neon Plasma 5.21.4. They were both set to "Manual" updates. I switched my desktop to "Automatic" and the "Problem" disappeared. When I check for updates, it tells me that I am up to date... Today, I tried running it from the command line manually (on my Lenovo Laptop) using the following command : sudo pkcon update it executed and updated 12, but Discover reported 13 packages. Trying to run again the command, this time with "Upgrade" failed, telling me it is not supported. I think the "BUG" is in the environment setup FALSE message - it shows they are "Security" updates, where in fact they are not, and why - when I have it set as manual, it asks to reboot, but when I run the command from Terminal, it does not. Why, for the past 6 months, I was not experiencing this, but for several weeks It came up? Please see the attached images Thanks again Alex |
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