Turn off automatic updates on Debian/KDE5
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I cannot figure out how to turn off automatic updates in Debian buster running KDE. I've gone into the "apper" control screen and set to "never", but still I keep getting a little taskbar icon on the bottom that tells me I have updates with the discover tool, and while that's in motion, I can't use command line tools to upgrade.
This solution only seems to work for KDE4.5, not the newer KDE5.
linux debian kde automatic-update kde-plasma-5
asked May 14 at 17:32
Travis Griggs
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I cannot figure out how to turn off automatic updates in Debian buster running KDE. I've gone into the "apper" control screen and set to "never", but still I keep getting a little taskbar icon on the bottom that tells me I have updates with the discover tool, and while that's in motion, I can't use command line tools to upgrade.
This solution only seems to work for KDE4.5, not the newer KDE5.
linux debian kde automatic-update kde-plasma-5
asked May 14 at 17:32
Travis Griggs
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I cannot figure out how to turn off automatic updates in Debian buster running KDE. I've gone into the "apper" control screen and set to "never", but still I keep getting a little taskbar icon on the bottom that tells me I have updates with the discover tool, and while that's in motion, I can't use command line tools to upgrade.
This solution only seems to work for KDE4.5, not the newer KDE5.
linux debian kde automatic-update kde-plasma-5
asked May 14 at 17:32
Travis Griggs
3661513
I cannot figure out how to turn off automatic updates in Debian buster running KDE. I've gone into the "apper" control screen and set to "never", but still I keep getting a little taskbar icon on the bottom that tells me I have updates with the discover tool, and while that's in motion, I can't use command line tools to upgrade.
This solution only seems to work for KDE4.5, not the newer KDE5.
linux debian kde automatic-update kde-plasma-5
linux debian kde automatic-update kde-plasma-5
asked May 14 at 17:32
Travis Griggs
3661513
asked May 14 at 17:32
Travis Griggs
3661513
asked May 14 at 17:32
Travis Griggs
3661513
asked May 14 at 17:32
Travis Griggs
3661513
asked May 14 at 17:32
Travis Griggs
3661513
3661513
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Well, the only viable solution seems to be to uninstall plasma-discover.
This is suggested in several posts, for example at the KDE Forum.
One user described in the same thread, how to disable the automatic updates via Muon:
Software Sources > Updates > and deselect "Check for updates"
I could not reproduce this solution, as in my settings the checkbox was already deselected and I received still update notifications.
answered Nov 20 at 8:54
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Well, the only viable solution seems to be to uninstall plasma-discover.
This is suggested in several posts, for example at the KDE Forum.
One user described in the same thread, how to disable the automatic updates via Muon:
Software Sources > Updates > and deselect "Check for updates"
I could not reproduce this solution, as in my settings the checkbox was already deselected and I received still update notifications.
answered Nov 20 at 8:54
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Well, the only viable solution seems to be to uninstall plasma-discover.
This is suggested in several posts, for example at the KDE Forum.
One user described in the same thread, how to disable the automatic updates via Muon:
Software Sources > Updates > and deselect "Check for updates"
I could not reproduce this solution, as in my settings the checkbox was already deselected and I received still update notifications.
answered Nov 20 at 8:54
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Well, the only viable solution seems to be to uninstall plasma-discover.
This is suggested in several posts, for example at the KDE Forum.
One user described in the same thread, how to disable the automatic updates via Muon:
Software Sources > Updates > and deselect "Check for updates"
I could not reproduce this solution, as in my settings the checkbox was already deselected and I received still update notifications.
answered Nov 20 at 8:54
schnaidar
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Well, the only viable solution seems to be to uninstall plasma-discover.
This is suggested in several posts, for example at the KDE Forum.
One user described in the same thread, how to disable the automatic updates via Muon:
Software Sources > Updates > and deselect "Check for updates"
I could not reproduce this solution, as in my settings the checkbox was already deselected and I received still update notifications.
answered Nov 20 at 8:54
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answered Nov 20 at 8:54
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answered Nov 20 at 8:54
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answered Nov 20 at 8:54
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