Tmux installation in cooker fails

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Hello,

Requirements:

I have Searched the forum for my issue and found nothing related or helpful
I have checked the Resources category (Resources Index)
I have reviewed the Wiki for relevant information
I have read the the Release Notes and Errata

OpenMandriva Lx version:

OpenMandriva Lx release 25.90 (Nickel) Cooker for x86_64

Desktop environment (KDE, LXQT…):

KDE

Description of the issue (screenshots if relevant):

I have a fresh install of OMLx cooker (build id: 4272) and after a distro-sync and reboot I try to install tmux with

dnf install tmux

but i get the following error message:

Transaction failed: Rpm transaction failed.
  - file /usr/share/bash-completion/completions/tmux from install of tmux-3.5a-1.x86_64 conflicts with file from package bash-completion-2:2.17.0-1.noarch

any help would be appreciated!

greetings…

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sudo dnf in tmux --refresh

It installs and appears to work here.

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ben,

very counterintuitive, but yes, it worked! :slight_smile:

thanks!

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Refreshing repositories in order to get the latest packages in Cooker is counterintuitive? In Cooker there can be 100’s of packages rebuilt in a single day.

Also FWIW the reason it worked, if you look in ABF you will see the package was rebuilt today (Nov. 5, 2025) by @bero. Probably saw your post and rebuilt it to upgrade for the latest library dependencies.

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ben,

my bad! i’m apparently not yet accustomed enough to dnf… someday that will change, hopefully.

and, although i am all powerful irl, but i doubt that @bero already obeys my will… but if so, even better! :rofl:

so for now: thank you all! more problems will follow…

greetings…

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No worries. I probably learned what I wrote from someone else or by making the same mistake.

@bero does read forum posts when he has time but often does not reply. That is basically time, because developers tend to be very busy and have a lot of other projects they have to keep up with and so forth. Lots of interaction with upstream projects and mailing lists.