Fedora 44 KDE Workstation
When I open ‘Configure Digital Clock’ in the Panel, an empty, transparent window is opened. Any idea what’s wrong?
It’s working for me, so it’s not a general problem I assume.
Have a look at the user journal and see if you have any errors there when you try to configure the clock.
Run this in a terminal:
journalctl --user ---follow
Now try to configure the clock.
Do you see any interesting logs?
May 17 12:09:46 voron systemd[3347]: Started app-org.kde.konsole@18b9208e71664f63ba28beff5f0b2f75.service - Konsole - Terminal.
May 17 12:09:46 voron systemd[3347]: Started app-org.kde.konsole-38988.scope.
May 17 12:10:09 voron plasmashell[3959]: QQmlComponent: Component is not ready
May 17 12:10:09 voron plasmashell[3959]: file:///usr/share/plasma/shells/org.kde.plasma.desktop/contents/configuration/AppletConfiguration.qml:17:1: The plugin '/usr/lib64/qt6/qml/org/kde/plasma/configuration/libplasmaconfigplugin.so' uses incompatible Qt library. (6.11.0) [release]
import org.kde.plasma.configuration
^
May 17 12:10:09 voron plasmashell[3959]: QQmlComponent: Component is not ready
flatpak and dnf are both up to date. Don’t know how to correct this error.
Is the digital clock the standard KDE one or a third party clock?
If it’s KDE’s then this is an unexpected error.
If it’s a third party clock then they you need an update from them.
It is the standard clock provided by KDE Plasma.
I ran this command yesterday:
sudo dnf reinstall qt6*
After restarting this morning, I find the Digital Clock Settings app appears to be working properly.
No idea how this appears to have fixed the issue…
It appears that some of the files in /usr have been damaged or deleted.
Is it possible you ran a command that might have done that?
It is also possible from you have a hardware issue.
Any other signs of problems?
The only explanation that seems plausible to me is that I recently upgraded from F42 to F44.