But so far there’s no information there yet either as to what the reason is or when/how it will be fixed.
It seems to be a problem with crypto++ which doesn’t appear to have an install candidate available.
Yes. Maybe something that needs a rebuild hasn’t been rebuilt yet…
Or maybe there was an incompatible change in libcryptopp that would require a rebuild of clementine.
I would suggest trying to run “zypper dup --no-allow-vendor-change” to rule out a partial update as the culprit though.
This one gets rebuilt after every change to the packages it depends on, so it might work. But I haven’t tested that as I don’t use Tumbleweed.
Hopefully my music will return?
Well, your music shouldn’t be gone, right?
There are other players available.
Personally I do still prefer Amarok (yes, the KDE4 version, though the KDE3 version on which Clementine is actually based is still available too), and also Audacious for nostalgy (similar to XMMS and WinAMP)…