this is not a question strictly related to on application so maybe this is not the section to ask but i can’t find better
I noticed two problems after upgrading the system from 13.1 to 13.2 version.
the visual version of yast doesn’t open: i click on the icon, it seems to do something but in the end nothing happens.
i have some scripts that use python-matplotlib to plot some graphs, since the upgrade it just don’t show the graphs anymore,
the code work correctly but nothing is displayed. I tried to reinstall the library but nothing changed. A similar problem has occurred in the previous distro upgrade and at the time since i wasn’t able to find a solution i finished to reinstall the system, witch i really want to avoid.
The main problem is that in booth cases no error is shown (maybe there some log to check ?) so i can’t figure out what’s going wrong.
Can they be somehow related (they are booth windows that doesn’t show up) ?
Did someone have any idea on how to solve those problems ?
This post is probably more appropriate for the Install Forum for the YAST issue, this forum for your Matlab issues.
YAST issue
Recommend try re-installing YAST. The yast package is the console version of YAST, and the yast2 package is the graphic version, so…
zypper in -f yast2
I don’t know what the problem may be with your matlab app, a starting point is to check your system logs, since you upgraded the following should return the last 100 lines of your syslog
tail -n 100 /var/log/messages
Whether you upgrade or not, you can pipe journalctl to tail to get the last 100 lines
journalctl | tail -n 100
If 100 lines isn’t enough, then you need to either
Run one of the above commands <immediately> after a problem is observed
i tried reinstalling yast but nothing has changed.
looking at the logs i didn’t find any errors (at least from what i’ve understand).
Meanwhile i’ve also noticed problems with the graphic card drivers, X configuration and usb devices, so probably something went wrong during the upgrade.
At this point i think that reinstall the system from scratch will be the better solution.
