I’m on a Librem 14. I have updated to PureOS Crimson. The PureOS Store usually doesn’t populate when I click on a category. It also usually doesn’t load updates. Even after rebooting and running sudo apt update it doesn’t populate or load updates. Does anyone have any suggestions for getting the Pu…

Sebastian has a workaround to this cache issue. [image] Crimson Experience Librem 5 Heh, there’s a bug in apt that can make it not notice some updates: https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=1078608 It has been debugged recently, so a fix may come …

Thank you. I did run pkill gnome-software. Then reopened PureOS Store. That seems to have helped. However, everything is very slow to load.

I recommend to use apt from the command line. See: [image] Why I stopped using my Librem 5 after two weeks of hassle Librem 5 Personally, I never use the PureOS Store. Basically it is GNOME Software, and a pretty old version of it, which hangs way too often. An…

I also use apt. But for people like my 77 year old mother, PureOS Store is a convenient way to get things done. Is this not something Purism can take control of instead of relying on Gnome?

I usually do use apt to update. However, it’s nice to use the PureOS Store to browse and discover apps. Hopefully, it gets better over time.

[image] elkingrey: Is this not something Purism can take control of I think the first thing is that PureOS should catch up with the latest Debian release. This is being worked on and there is a lot of progress . The current GNOME Software in Debian is newer than the version on which PureOS Sto…

Being using an old DEll allinone PC and today when i got the notification to upgrade it failed. computer still working fine. thanks PackageKit task failed Traceback (most recent call last): File “/usr/share/pureos-upgrade/pureos_upgrade/packagekit.py”, line 13, in _task_finished finished_callba…

Looks like you are using some non-standard repositories. Have a look at the non-blank, non-comment lines in /etc/apt/sources.list and re-evaluate whether any non-standard repositories should still be there. If not, you can just comment them out and confirm that sudo apt update now completes without…

thanks for te reply I will do search on how to do that, thanks

Just sudo vi /etc/apt/sources.list to comment out any repo on opensuse.org I assume that you put them/it in there in the first place.

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janvlug September 20, 2026, 10:37am 4

I recommend to use apt from the command line. See: