JauntyWunderKind: Jfc 98% done trying to get kde6 installed with aptitude and here's the one broken thing collapsing the whole plan, libplasmaquick6 unavailable. Whole effort in the tank.

Jfc 98% done trying to get kde6 installed with aptitude and here's the one broken thing collapsing the whole plan, libplasmaquick6 unavailable. Whole effort in the tank.

This was also core to my one plan for hdr with vk-hdr-layer, to test these monitors with HDR before making a decision. Drat & fooey. github.com/Zamundaaa/VK...

GitHub - Zamundaaa/VK_hdr_layer: Hacks. Don't use for serious color workgithub.com Hacks. Don't use for serious color work. Contribute to Zamundaaa/VK_hdr_layer development by creating an account on GitHub.

I really really wish aptitude didn't stand so strongly on the principle of not breaking userland. Do these installs. Ignore the one broke dependency. Do it, do it you coward, break userland. It's better than your inf this hour of installing, you pompous piece of shit.

This laptop already has 6 months"uptime" (mostly hibernated), just going to leave this tmux+aptitude session around for the couple months it takes to resolve, I guess. Did hop on irc to confirm I'm not missing anything.

I didn't realize for way longer than is reasonable that most of these kde6 packages im trying to make happen are from Debian/experimental. Still, so so so close.

All I'm trying to do is test run the two 18" portable monitors I got in HDR against one another. But like, Linux don't really do HDR yet.

github.com/Zamundaaa/VK... plus mpv is my best hope afaik, & it only talks about kde's kwin 6.

GitHub - Zamundaaa/VK_hdr_layer: Hacks. Don't use for serious color workgithub.com Hacks. Don't use for serious color work. Contribute to Zamundaaa/VK_hdr_layer development by creating an account on GitHub.

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