@Keegan Hi!
Well as you already know i don’t use KDE/plasma.

1. When you reinstalled you used the --force option with pacman? (that could explain how your panels are empty)

2. Can you remove this battery widget you think is breaking your panel? (what happens when you do it?)

3. Can you totally remove your panel and make a new one? (not sure how much work you put into it, but sometimes is necessary)

@AlejandroC90
Hi!
I’m not sure, but after changing the system i guess you must run locale-gen
See if it works please.

@Keegan said in Alias suggestion for Antergos:

Sorry about that then. I must have misunderstood.

Don’t worry, it’s not a problem at all. Someday we could make a script’s thread, but now i’m just too lazy hehehe!

@Keegan
This is a script hehehe.

I was only meaning that something similar to what i proposed and @just’s alias for reflector (reflector could be installed as default)could be added in standard Antergos install.

Then a user with updates problems could simply type up and re to fix some problems

@just very nice!
is interesting that i tried to sequence my commands with “&&” but somehow didn’t work, then i had to use “;”

The reflector one is a good idea for me to add here, i don’t use very often so never thought about including in alias, thanks.

Hi all!
I was playing around buildig an .iso and had the idea about creating an alias as bellow: I guess it would help new users and fix some errors about gpg keys etc.

for .zshrc and .bashrc

alias up=‘sudo pacman-key --init; sudo pacman-key --populate archlinux antergos; sudo pacman-key --refresh-keys; sudo pacman -Syy’

Then new users (or old ones) can simply type up and many of those problems will be simply solved. I really think this should come with installed Antergos by default.

@Keegan I’m updating once a week; since then i didn’t find more problems or the solutions are already in the forum

@jmak said in Installation failed:

That’s what I think too.
But this is not the first time this happened to me.

Do you mind if i ask you how did you fix last time?

@Velkerk Just out of curiosity, how frequentely do you update Antergos?

@Keegan said in DEEPIN [Antergos Community Edition]:

it’s been a little quiet from my side lately with the Deepin development

Develop Deepin is not your obligation. Antergos didn’t have an option to install Deepin now it does thanks to you (although is not official yet). I guess you did your job very well.

Considering 2 things:

• DeepinOS is still unstable (getting better everyday)
  _ DeepinDE is still very unstable specially when using under other OS’s than the original one.

I didn’t wirte that manjaro is “developing” Deepin i was only meaning that in my opinion future bugs related about using deeping under any arch based distro will probably be fixed gradually. Now that there is a big comunnity working to improve it (that will report to Deepin devs).

I hope i was clear enough, i didn’t want to start a discussion, sorry.

The big resume is: We’ll see big progress with DeepinDE for Arch based system!