I can boot but cannot start session

gnomo223

Well, tried to install a Applet from Github that worked well in a VM, but wile trying on my actual machine and reiniciating my session, a Sad computer screen appears telling me something is wrong, what should i do ? Tried to Reboot and restart session as well but nothint seems to work.
Already tried eopkg check (and the rest of It) but It only shows me the help page to eopkg It, as well the same happens while in liveusb. Thanks in advance.

Staudey

gnomo223 Already tried eopkg check (and the rest of It) but It only shows me the help page to eopkg It, as well the same happens while in liveusb

Are you sure you're running the correct command? The following will look for broken packages and reinstall them:

sudo eopkg check | grep Broken | awk '{print $4}' | xargs sudo eopkg it --reinstall

Since you can't open the terminal app (if I understand correctly) you can open e.g. TTY3 by pressing CTRL+ALT+F3, log in, and run the command there

Edit: In general it would probably be wise to try to remove your custom applet again, since that's what seems to have caused you these issues.

gnomo223

Atualization, session Is initiated, i can add panels and other stuff, open aplicaciones, the applet o has installed Is showing todo, but there desktop is crashed, i cannot open a terminal, journalctl shows that has some problem with budgie-wm.desktop

gnomo223

i copy and paste on terminal when i was on a liveusb, but i'll try again, also removing the applet.

pomon

Or maybe you would say what is the applet? Is this mystery?

gnomo223

pomon it's named budgie-systemmonitor-applet, a fork from budgie-sys-monitor-applet. Just to complement, for some reason even in a new install and copying and pasting on terminal i can't get the sudo eopkg check | grep Broken ... to work, it keeps giving me the help page to eopkg it, maybe because nothing is broken, when with my system broken i run eopkg check manually i look through all packages, and these files (not packages) where broken/missing "libgdm.so.1" and "noto.color.emoji.conf". Since i already did a full reinstall i don't have the issue anymore, thanks for the patient 'n help

Staudey

gnomo223 maybe because nothing is broken

That's an excellent point! When absolutely no packages are reported "Broken" the command will indeed return an error. Good job figuring that out; I completely forgot about that factor.