https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=521821
--- Comment #24 from Ashley <[email protected]> --- (In reply to TonyB from comment #22) > > So I wonder what the average (or maybe entry level user) should do in such a > > scenario **without** having to open the terminal? > > > > Is there a UI button to 'force' an update via Discover? Is there an option > > to update only parts of the system? > > I think you can do something close to what you're asking about in Discover. > > Start Discover and click on "Updates" in the left navigator. That should > search out any available updates and present them in the main window. From > there, in at least some releases of Discover, you can "Select All" or > "Select None" with buttons along the bottom. By choosing "Select None" then > checking the ones you want to apply, you can selectively install updates. > > Should be able to remove pipewire this way, then proceed with the giant > update. > > My system has been updating normally since the last month or so. On Plasma > 6.7.3 currently, seems to be working OK. Hope this helps. You cannot do that on Neon, the updates come as a huge bulk update that counts as one option, you cannot selectively change any of the system packages via the UI, it's only possible through manual intervention on the command line with pkcon or apt. Note that the bug is against Neon, not Discover more broadly. It's a Neon packaging issue. Though it would be nice if Discover could offer fixes to such situations in a broader manner as well, in this case removing the offending conflict (which was not manually installed!) would seem to be a reasonable option for the interface to offer. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
