manythanks Hui 
libkImageAnnotator0. Switch the package back to the Argon/Leap repos.
the installed libkImageAnnotator0 (and the non working gwenview) was coming from leap repo
pla@plaTW:~> zypper se -si gwenview5
Loading repository data…
Reading installed packages…
S | Name | Type | Version | Arch | Repository
—±---------------±--------±------------------±-------±---------------
i+ | gwenview5 | package | 22.12.3-bp155.1.9 | x86_64 | Main Repository
i+ | gwenview5-lang | package | 22.12.3-bp155.1.9 | noarch | Main Repository
pla@plaTW:~>
pla@plaTW:~> zypper se -si libkImageAnnotator0
Loading repository data…
Reading installed packages…
S | Name | Type | Version | Arch | Repository
—±--------------------±--------±-----------------±-------±---------------
i+ | libkImageAnnotator0 | package | 0.5.3-bp155.2.17 | x86_64 | Main Repository
pla@plaTW:~>
looking with yast>software management I didn’t found libkImageAnnotator0 coming from Argon repo, but from other two repos:
i+ | libkImageAnnotator0 | package | 0.6.1.13+git.057595d-lp155.33.1 | x86_64 | suse-home:/AndnoVember:/LXQt(sirikali)
and
i+ | libkImageAnnotator0 | package | 0.6.1-lp155.14.1 | x86_64 | suse-home:/ecsos(gparted)
I tried to install both and both works
Adding home and devel repos on top of a beta test distribution…is kind of brave.
A standard Argon has 20 matching and QA tested repositories. You have 17! more! Do you really wonder why your system is broken?
yes I know, but I need packages that are not in the main repos (the ones that are in parenthesis like sirikali and, for the version, gparted, and other packages from other repos) usually I use only for that specific package and don’t mix with others, in this case it wasn’t mixed I suppose
have you some suggestion to have packages that are not in the main repos?