I’m not actually using unstable - I’m using testing. I ran apt-get upgrade (against stretch) 1 minute ago and as of right now I have three icons that work in systemsettings: Personalization|Applications, Network|Settings, Hardware|Display and Monitor
Not sure if this is related, but I also noticed that I cannot access kmenuedit by right-clicking on the application launcher. This was also the result of my upgrade. kmenuedit from the command line works just fine. -Matt > On Jul 23, 2015, at 12:47 PM, Jeremy Lainé <jeremy.la...@m4x.org> wrote: > > On 07/23/2015 07:13 PM, Matt Wallace wrote: >> systemsettings5 correctly displays settings for KF5 applications, so it's >> just a question >> of more KF5 packages making their way into the archive. You can verify this >> by installing >> bluedevil (currently 4:5.3.2-1 in unstable) : a bluetooth icon appears. >> >> This seems reasonable, but I don't understand what the plan is here. It >> seems like it was premature to upgrade systemsettings to the v5 version >> before the rest of the system was ready to handle it. I ran apt-get upgrade >> and my whole settings system broke. Was this really the intended behavior? >> > > > The exact timing of when each package hits unstable is unfortunately not > entirely in the maintainers' hands : > > - a lot of packages had to trickle through the NEW queue > > - as some packages Build-Depend on others, they could not hit unstable > simultaneously > > - etc.. > > Hopefully by now you have recovered the bulk of the system settings applets? > > Cheers, > Jeremy >
