> I will file a bug report once I know some more details. Perhaps I find > a good reproducer. The tip about --verbose is helpful. > > > (org.gnome.Software:26255): Gs-WARNING **: State change on audacious-plugin-fc from installed to available is not OK > > (org.gnome.Software:26255): Gs-WARNING **: failed to install audacious-plugin-fc: do not know how to install app in state installed > First almost always reproducible issue I've found is what I had reported a long ago. I cannot find the old ticket. It could be that it got lost in the EOL spam. 1. start gnome-software, look up a program with plugins 2. click checkbox to uninstall a plugin package 3. --wait a bit-- 4. --believe everything is done, checkbox is unchecked, G-S reloads/refreshes its window-- 5. --rpm thinks the package has been removed successfully-- 6. --realize it's a plugin you want to keep-- 7. click checkbox to install the same plugin package again Package will be installed successfully, but a window appears: | Are you sure you want to remove PKGNAME? | | PKGNAME will be removed, and you will have to | install it to use it again. | | [Cancel] [Remove] Choose Cancel. | Sorry, this did not work | Installation of PKGNAME failed. | | [ Close ] And "rpm" shows it has been installed successfully. There are variations of steps 1-7. Basically, one can also start with installing a package, then remove it, only to install it once more. In either case, gnome-software gets confused. I've not managed to reproduce the five windows so far. That had required less mouse-clicks than what I've done above, so I'm done with this for now. -- desktop mailing list desktop@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx http://lists.fedoraproject.org/admin/lists/desktop@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
