plasma-discover doesn't show any search results
Project: | Trisquel |
Version: | 9.0 |
Component: | Packages |
Category: | feature request |
Priority: | normal |
Assigned: | Unassigned |
Status: | active |
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upon installing and running plasma-discover it does not show any application results when searching for an application to install.
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log:
usr@computer:~$ plasma-discover
no packages for "org.gnome.Boxes"
no packages for "ca.desrt.dconf-editor"
no packages for "net.sourceforge.liferea"
no packages for "org.gnome.PowerStats"
no packages for "mypaint.desktop"
no packages for "org.gnome.Maps.desktop"
no packages for "org.gnome.DiskUtility"
no packages for "ardour5.desktop"
no packages for "org.gnome.Builder.desktop"
no packages for "blender.desktop"
no packages for "firefox.desktop"
no packages for "org.keepassxc.KeePassXC"
no packages for "org.gnome.Weather.Application.desktop"
no packages for "org.gnome.Polari.desktop"
no packages for "inkscape.desktop"
no packages for "org.gnome.Software"
empty appstream db
setting currentApplicationBackend PackageKitBackend(0x55ee62afa960)
kf5.kservice.services: KMimeTypeTrader: couldn't find service type "KParts/ReadOnlyPart"
Please ensure that the .desktop file for it is installed; then run kbuildsycoca5.
stream took really long "PackageKitStream-search"
stream took really long "AggregatedResultsStream"
no packages for "org.gnome.Boxes"
no packages for "ca.desrt.dconf-editor"
no packages for "net.sourceforge.liferea"
no packages for "org.gnome.PowerStats"
no packages for "mypaint.desktop"
no packages for "org.gnome.Maps.desktop"
no packages for "org.gnome.DiskUtility"
no packages for "ardour5.desktop"
no packages for "org.gnome.Builder.desktop"
no packages for "blender.desktop"
no packages for "firefox.desktop"
no packages for "org.keepassxc.KeePassXC"
no packages for "org.gnome.Weather.Application.desktop"
no packages for "org.gnome.Polari.desktop"
no packages for "inkscape.desktop"
no packages for "org.gnome.Software"
empty appstream db
usr@computer:~$
Hello!
Could you be more specific on what package is not showing up?, as I get the same console output, but the packages are shown accordingly.
As a side note, Trisquel's version of discover removes third party sources like snap, that's part of the reason why trisquel ships it's own application manager, trisquel-app-install.
Regards.