On Thu, 12 Nov 2020 11:08:10 -0800, Jonathan Ryshpan wrote:
>BTW: How can I find out the previous version of evolution installed on
>my system; the problem arose recently, almost surely because of an
>update.
Hi,
I've given up the rpm package management decades ago. IOW I'm not
familiar with it anymore.
Regarding google you could run
# rpm -q <package name> --last
Dunno if this is correct. Your distro might or might not provide a
downgrade option. However, downgrading evolution related packages might
not work without either downgrading tons of other packages or compiling
a previous version of evolution against current versions of
dependencies, if it should work at all. Let alone that evolution might
not be the culprit, but a dependency probably might cause the issue.
In a nutshell, consider to join a mailing list or forum of your distro
and as maybe the case file a bug report at your distros's bug tracker.
>Evolution 3.36.5 (3.36.5-1.fc32)
^^
-1 is a pointer that it's most likely the
first rlease of a package, of this particular
evolution version.
However, how to value the -1 depends on the policy of your distro.
Assuming a release model distro, there might be no upgrade of the
evolution version or any dependency version, but a version of a
dependency might be patched, IOW it might have a new package release
number. A patch, maybe something backported could be the culprit.
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