In Kubuntu and Lubuntu/UbuntuStudio 23.04 (which both ship discover), 5.27.2 discover 'home' tab never loads at startup, or when re-selected after viewing another tab.
Additionally, while discover is both the foreground application and the home tab is active, discover process uses a high cpu load. Selecting another tab or another app as foreground cuts off the usage.
SUMMARY
In Kubuntu and Lubuntu/ UbuntuStudio 23.04 (which both ship discover), 5.27.2 discover 'home' tab never loads at startup, or when re-selected after viewing another tab.
Additionally, while discover is both the foreground application and the home tab is active, discover process uses a high cpu load. Selecting another tab or another app as foreground cuts off the usage.
Downstream bug: https:/ /bugs.launchpad .net/ubuntu/ +source/ plasma- discover/ +bug/2008968
STEPS TO REPRODUCE cdimage. ubuntu. com/kubuntu/ daily-live/ current/ and start discover; or ppa/backports
1. Run the daily live 23.04 ISO from http://
2. Install discover 5.27.2 on 22.10 via ppa:kubuntu-
SOFTWARE/OS VERSIONS
KDE Plasma Version: 5.27.2
KDE Frameworks Version: 5.103.0
Qt Version: 5.15.8
Packagekit: 1.2.6-3 (direct sync from debian testing/unstable)
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Appears to be a regression introduced by commit https:/ /invent. kde.org/ plasma/ discover/ -/commit/ 5dadd14ff12b8a6 afae2c557d5948c 5c66e1898c
This was confirmed by git bisect of the changes in 5.27.2 since 5.27.1, and confirmed by test adding a patch reverting that commit to our packaging.
Konsole output after several launches:
lunar@lunar:~$ plasma-discover del(0x56409f738 490) transaction: Unknown Transaction property: "Sender" QVariant(QString, ":1.94") transaction: Unknown Transaction property: "Sender" QVariant(QString, ":1.94") transaction: Unknown Transaction property: "Sender" QVariant(QString, ":1.94")
fetch ratings! false
adding empty sources model QStandardItemMo
no component found for "com.ubuntu.ubuntu"
packagekitqt.
packagekitqt.
packagekitqt.
which does not differ from 5.27.1 or the reverted state as far as I can see. Though there is some variation on output from testers.