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    #16
    Originally posted by Minna View Post
    Update: The problem mysteriously fixed itself without further intervention on my part.

    I have no explanation for this. I suspect a hardware issue, but memory seems fine.
    I don't think its hardware; its happening to me as described here by several users. Just had a fresh install of 24.04 (from scratch) yesterday; Discover worked just fine, then when I booted my laptop today, Discover is not working any more: same, you try to start the app, the circle informing the load is in progress, and then, nothing. I tryied to re-install using the command line and Synaptic, the problem continues

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      #17
      So try opening it from a terminal and see if there is an error message there.

      Code:
      plasma-discover
      DO NOT USE SUDO here!!!
      It will normally spit out a lot of stuff that may look bad, so don't be alarmed.

      Also manually check for updates and install any, just in case something is missing
      Code:
      sudo apt update
      sudo apt upgrade
      Use your system monitor to see if it is running in the background - it may have crashed or something but the process is still running.

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        #18
        Originally posted by claydoh View Post
        So try opening it from a terminal and see if there is an error message there.

        Code:
        plasma-discover
        DO NOT USE SUDO here!!!
        It will normally spit out a lot of stuff that may look bad, so don't be alarmed.

        Also manually check for updates and install any, just in case something is missing
        Code:
        sudo apt update
        sudo apt upgrade
        Use your system monitor to see if it is running in the background - it may have crashed or something but the process is still running.
        This is my command line, as per your suggestion, and the corresponding output:

        Code:
        alquimista@alquimista-hpzbook:~$ plasma-discover
        fetch ratings! false
        adding empty sources model QStandardItemModel(0x55fcefcd1120)
        ​​
        Last edited by alquimista.ndc; Oct 24, 2024, 09:17 PM.

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          #19
          Originally posted by alquimista.ndc View Post
          Code:
          alquimista@alquimista-hpzbook:~$ plasma-discover
          fetch ratings! false
          adding empty sources model QStandardItemModel(0x55fcefcd1120)
          Well those bits are completely normal

          Are you fully up to date?
          Have you logged out or rebooted since this?
          What about any running process (seen in your System Monitor, in either Applications or Processes)
          Last edited by claydoh; Oct 24, 2024, 11:32 PM.

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            #20
            Originally posted by claydoh View Post

            Well those bits are completely normal

            Are you fully up to date?
            Have you logged out or rebooted since this?
            What about any running process (seen in your System Monitor, in either Applications or Processes)
            Hi claydoh

            I'm going to edit this my entry; this morning after reboot, Discover was working again. I was happy. Then, I suspended the session, came back later, and Discover failed. Tried rebooting the system, ... not working again. Don't know what is happening... I have been working for several years now with Kubuntu with great stability... this is the first time an issue like this happens for me.

            Last edited by alquimista.ndc; Oct 25, 2024, 11:44 PM.

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              #21
              I found a solution in this site: https://discuss.kde.org/t/discover-n...24-04/16078/15

              Code:
              sudo apt purge plasma-discover-backend-snap
              reboot, an ready. Problem solved

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