Issue with new(ish) aaa_terminfo package in -current and konsole?
by An Infamous Historian from LinuxQuestions.org on (#56ZBX)
I've noticed that for a week or so the dialog for slackpkg 2.83.0/slackpkg+ 1.7.0 looks like the attached image. I'm doing this in konsole an otherwise up-to-date slackware-current system.
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Obviously it's still usable like this, but it's ugly and at any rate probably shouldn't be happening.
I finally got some time to play with it today, and I started by looking through the -current changelog to see any likely culprits. I noticed that on August 5, upgraded aaa_terminfo and ncurses packages were put out, so I started there.
Removing the new aaa_terminfo and replacing it with the version from 14.2 seems to fix it for now, and I can blacklist aaa_terminfo so slackpkg doesn't replace it, but I was wondering if anyone else has encountered a similar problem and/or has thoughts on what I might be able to do to not have to keep an old package version installed.
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Obviously it's still usable like this, but it's ugly and at any rate probably shouldn't be happening.
I finally got some time to play with it today, and I started by looking through the -current changelog to see any likely culprits. I noticed that on August 5, upgraded aaa_terminfo and ncurses packages were put out, so I started there.
Removing the new aaa_terminfo and replacing it with the version from 14.2 seems to fix it for now, and I can blacklist aaa_terminfo so slackpkg doesn't replace it, but I was wondering if anyone else has encountered a similar problem and/or has thoughts on what I might be able to do to not have to keep an old package version installed.
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