[RESOLVED]xserver-xorg-core / common

[dkeg]

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xserver-common (1.14.5-1 => 1.15.0-2)
xserver-xorg-core (1.14.5-1 => 1.15.0-2)

Looks to be a pretty big upgrade. I'll hold off for now. Let it simmer for a bit, see what google has to say.

[pidsley]

^ they have been doing this off and on for at least a month. Usually waiting a day sorts it out. I think they are updating all the packages, but not all at once, and some of the updates trigger a big mess.

[dkeg]

Thank you for the clarification Pids.

Stumbling across this I wanted to put it out there for others in case they see the same. I didn't know much with the details, if anything, and figured by posting up here, either you or someone else who is more knowledgeable than myself could add some clarity.

[ivanovnegro]

That is the time when you have to wait with the d-u, especially because it seems it wants to remove stuff!

Thanks Drew. Though, as Pidsley says, should be solved in some hours or the next days.

[RandomCharacter]

Debian says that Xorg 1.15 is "in transition" and that the transition is 0% complete (as of a couple of hours ago).

Tim

[machinebacon]

Well, this sounds like a quiet (as in upgrade) weekend.

the Chef recommends: suspend any upgrades and installations that are dependencies/reverse dependencies of xserver for the next days.

Thanks for the report, of course!

[hhh]

Homer lose xorg? HA HA HA HA! ... Why me laugh?

[GekkoP]

Just seen this and quickly came here to write about it. You got here first, dkeg. :)
I'll wait for my d-u, no problem.

[paolo]

me wait too :)

[machinebacon]

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[machinebacon]

https://release.debian.org/transitions/ ... r1.15.html

Most of us can "upg" now -- be careful if you are using nvidia and fglrx drivers, and do *not* proceed if these packages are removed and not replaced.

[ivanovnegro]

Yay. So, nothing really happened as I use to upgrade Sundays. :)

[machinebacon]

On a bbq system, it seems, the packages are set on hold for the time being. I am doing a forced upgrade now. /brb

[machinebacon]

The following packages will be REMOVED:
ruby1.8 rubygems xserver-xorg-video-all xserver-xorg-video-qxl


Nope. Sorry :D

/edit: though, yes -> -all includes -qxl which hasn't been pushed yet. So - yes. ruby18.8, WTF did I have this installed? :D

[dkeg]

just performed a dup. all good here.

[machinebacon]

just performed a dup. all good here.

here too at Feb 09, 2014 4:39 am -- So we can regard this as solved?

[ivanovnegro]

ruby18.8, WTF did I have this installed? :D

Haha, who the fuck knows. :D Not installed here.

[pidsley]

ruby18.8, WTF did I have this installed? :D

ruby is a dependency of apt-listbugs. Don't ask me why apt-listbugs is written in ruby, but it is.

[machinebacon]

Indeed! Completely forgot about it. What a waste of resources - a simple curl could do, too :)

Edit: I see it depends on ruby, and I had ruby1.8 because of gems (completely other story) -- purged :D

[ivanovnegro]

Upgrade finished, no deaths.