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Hi, it looks like it's a known bug for which there's no solution at the moment. I presume it happens as long as you have both displays connected, even though one of them is disabled in KDE settings as you mentioned. I also have a very strong feeling it won't happen if you just physically disconnect the unused display. Can you try and let me know please?

https://discuss.kde.org/t/plasma-6-desk … ot/15410/4

If you didn't set up a root password during install, then it is likely you choose to reuse the user password for the root password. Is one or the other. The installer gives you the option to choose a separate root password, or use the same password for both root and your account.

sisyphus search "" -f all

Will show all available binaries.

sisyphus search "" -f all -q

Will show all available binaries in a compact mode.

Sisyphus graphical interface also has some filters, and realtime search as you type.

Of course, using --ebuild mode you can install pretty much whatever you want from Gentoo's tree.

You can see a list of alien packages, aka packages installed from Gentoo's tree, but not available as binaries using :

sisyphus search "" -f alien

or

sisyphus search "" -f alien -q

For more details, have a look at what sisyphus can do : https://wiki.redcorelinux.org/index.php/Sisyphus

Those aren't supported. Anything besides Plasma, LXQT and Qtile, isn't supported even though it's possible to install from Gentoo. You have to try and figure yourself what and why isn't working. Perhaps Gentoo Wiki has an answer.

It doesn't...rust has an internal copy of LLVM, that use flag simply enables it.

I made some changes to allow older versions of rust to be installed. You will have to wait until at least tomorrow when I merge the code from the development branch, into testing (next) branch. Then add :

dev-lang/rust LLVM_SLOT: 17

into

/etc/portage/package.use/10-sisyphus-overrides

and it should just work.

You will have to have a fully update system for this to work. Let me know at one point if you succeeded.

Calibre is an e-book reader and uses mathjax version 3. Atril can also read e-books, but uses mathjax version 2. If two programs want different versions of the same library, there will be a conflict. My suggestion simply disabled e-book support in atril, get rid of mathjax version 2, thereby eliminating the conflict and allowing calibre to be installed.

app-text/atril -epub

Then you do :

sisyphus upgrade -e

To rebuild atril without epub support, then :

sisyphus autoremove

To remove the conflicting mathjax, then :

sisyphus install calibre

Should just work.

This one is already the default. Having it in package.use is redundant, but if it works for you, you can leave it as is.

We do check how the system is working, and in most cases it does work as intended. We get regressions here and there, but we fix them as best we can. If Plasma6 really doesn't like your hardware, maybe you should try LXQT.

sisyphus install lxqt-meta

Yeah, you can remove it :

sisyphus uninstall syslog-ng -f

It has been replaced by metalog a while ago, which sisyphus will pull anyway.