I am trying to install the Clock application on KDE plasma. However when I click on the Install on Linux link it gives me the error message
Could not open appstream://org.kde.kclock because it was not found in any available software repositories
How to fix this issue?
when i click on the “install linux” button from the link it takes me to the snap store on my system.
if i go into discover store, i find there is also a flatpak version there as well as the snap.
this might be because i had previously installed both the plasma-discover-backend-snap package and the plasma-discover-backend-flatpak package using synaptic.
i’m running kubuntu 24.04, btw.
update: i installed the flatpak version and the program seems to work (alarms and all), switching to the snap version takes a looooong time to install and seems to hang about the 31% mark.
I like terminal - assuming you’re using Neon or Kubuntu or some other Debian based system you could do this:
sudo nala update
If you don’t have nala, I’d suggest it’s a nice idea:
sudo apt install nala
sudo nala update
sudo nala install kclock
See what that shows.
However, for alarms, I strongly suggest you get kalarm.
I use kalarm instead of cron - run scripts when I like,