Describe the bug
When installing kmail via pacman from the official Extra repository on a fresh Manjaro XFCE system, the required dependency qqc2-desktop-style is not installed. As a consequence, when selecting Settings/Add Mailbox in Kmail, nothing happens and an error message "module “org.kde.desktop” is not installed" is written to the console. Manually installing qqc2-desktop-style solve the issue.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
- On a freshly set up Manjaro XFCE system, install kmail: sudo pacman -S kmail. Lots of dependencies are installed
- launch kmail from a terminal's CLI
- In kmail, select Settings/Add Mailbox
- error message "module “org.kde.desktop” is not installed" is written to the terminal
Expected behavior
A window for mailbox setup comes up
Environment:
- XFCE (probably any non-KDE environment should do)
- Kernel Version: irrelevant
- Manjaro Version: latest
- Graphics Driver: irrelevant
- Device: Desktop PC
Additional context
sudo pacman -S qqc2-desktop-style resolves the issue.
Probably qqc2-desktop-style is missing as a dependency for the mail package or rather in one of its dependencies.
Maybe further applications are also affected.
Describe the bug
When installing kmail via pacman from the official Extra repository on a fresh Manjaro XFCE system, the required dependency qqc2-desktop-style is not installed. As a consequence, when selecting Settings/Add Mailbox in Kmail, nothing happens and an error message "module “org.kde.desktop” is not installed" is written to the console. Manually installing qqc2-desktop-style solve the issue.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior
A window for mailbox setup comes up
Environment:
Additional context
sudo pacman -S qqc2-desktop-style resolves the issue.
Probably qqc2-desktop-style is missing as a dependency for the mail package or rather in one of its dependencies.
Maybe further applications are also affected.