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I've successfully upgraded using proposed-updates. There were no problems, and everything now works as it should.

I have nVidia too, but I think the failure to build the nVidia module is a consequence of the linux-headers failure, not the cause of the problem.

I can confirm this issue. I'm in the UK. Here's the summary of the failure of apt upgrade: dpkg: error processing package linux-headers-6.1.0-18-amd64 (--configure): installed linux-headers-6.1.0-18-amd64 package post-installation script subprocess returned error exit status 1 dpkg: dependency probl...

Wind-up gramophones and 78 rpm shellac records.

I use the WiFi File Transfer app on my Android phone. It easily copies files in either direction using a browser on the PC. I know this isn't exactly what you asked for, but it's very easy to use and does the job quickly and smoothly.

All the answers are here: https://www.debian.org/releases/stable/installmanual

What are the consequences for anyone who has already installed this upgrade? The bug report refers to "non-serious data loss".

It makes no difference whether you comment out the CD line or delete it. Commenting out is simpler. You could also comment out all the deb-src lines, unless you have plans to build your own packages from source.

I'm sure it won't be weeks, or even many days. Today's upgrade included half or more of the packages involved in the transition.

This issue affects every bookworm installation using kde/plasma, so I don't think one more user's hardware details is likely to be helpful.

This update is part of the libkscreen transition, and there are several kde/plasma packages still on hold, which will complete the transition when they're dealt with. I don't believe there's anything you can do at this stage other than wait for the completion of the transition. The crashing of kded ...

I did that same upgrade today, and my clock widget is still working normally. When I started the upgrade I was informed that a number of packages were held back, because they needed to delete one package and replace it with a new package. So, after completing the first partial upgrade, I rebooted an...

I'm using testing with KDE/Plasma, and the system wouldn't allow me to restart pulseaudio, but a full restart got everything working properly.

KDE/Plasma has a setting called Night Colour (or Color) and it works fine on Testing here.

I met the same problem, and solved it rather easily by using instead of Up to that point I had followed the winehq instructions exactly.

The '#' before that command indicates that it should be run with root privilege. That means you should either use it with 'sudo' (if you have enabled sudo): sudo hp-setup or become root before typing the command (if you have obtained a root password): su - (enter root password when asked) hp-setup

No, it's the other way round: HP bought Samsung's printer division and took over responsibility for support.

Pale Moon, with Firefox ESR as alternative

Doesn't Mate have a configuration option for file associations? It may describe them as "Preferred Applications".

Perhaps you should learn about paragraphs...

I can't explain that either, but I'm pleased you got it working.