Re: [TW] too many packages "depend" on hack-fonts

Wolfgang Bauer <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.linux.suse.kde
Message-ID <2880713.OOE6SG825g@amiga>
Am Donnerstag, 5. Juli 2018, 22:28:59 schrieb Anton Aylward:
> main:~ # rpm -e --test plasma5-integration-plugin
> error: Failed dependencies:

Yes, as I already mentioned, plasma5-integration-plugin is required by 
plasma5-workspace, one of the main packages of Plasma5 (it contains 
plasmashell e.g.).

And plasma5-integration-plugin is necessary to have Qt5 applications (and KF5 
applications therefore) to actually use and respect Plasma5's theme/style 
settings, which include having "Hack" as default monospace font.

> SDDM-Theme ???

The breeze-openSUSE SDDM theme (in sddm-theme-openSUSE) is based on KDE's 
upstream breeze theme (contained in plasma5-workspace).
And it won't work without plasma5-workspace being installed.

SDDM itself ships with a few other themes though, that don't require Plasma5 
to be installed.

You can set the theme to be used in /etc/sddm.conf, or in a custom file in 
/etc/sddm.conf.d/.

> If I try setting my login to SDDM I get the SDDM themed login prompt but it
> fails to log me in
> ...
> sysconfig/displaymanager-DISPLAYMANAGER="kdm"
>                                          ^^^  this works
> 						as does gdm,lightdm
> 						but not sddm

As has been mentioned by Carlos meanwhile, /etc/sysconfig/displaymanager's 
DISPLAYMANAGER setting is not respected anymore on Tumbleweed and Leap 15.0.

If it does influence the displaymanager, you are obviously still using Leap 
42.x or earlier.

But as I understand it, your problem is that you cannot login if you use sddm?

You'd need to be more specific.
In particular, does it only happen with Plasma5 or any other session as well?
(IceWM should be installed by default as well)

Better start a new thread about this though.
This is unrelated to this one in any case.

Kind Regards,
Wolfgang

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