[SOLVED] Update on Debian-Bookworm and Why Did Bookworm Remove Some Packages?
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Originally Posted by https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=998217
ksysguard is not updated to 5.23, but might be in the future.
For now it blocks plasma 5.23 transition to testing.
Please remove ksysguard from testing. In case there is a new
release compatible with Plasma 5.23, it will be again uploaded.
i.e. ksysguard was removed from KDE Plasma - by KDE, not by Debian - and thus Debian needed to remove it to allow upgrading Plasma to 5.23
It would be nice if it was similarly easy to discover what KDE have replaced it with, but checking changelogs and release announcements didn't appear to mention its removal.
After a bit of searching, I found a blog article referencing "Plasma System Monitor", which appears to be the replacement. (Probably looking through Plasma menus would have revealed that.)
Yes, plasma-systemmonitor replaces ksysguard. No distribution supporting plasma 5.23 or newer has Ksysguard since as boughtonp points out, it wasn't updated, as the KDE developers abandoned it for plasma-systemmonitor, which includes all the information that ksysguard gave you, but then a significant amount more as well.
ksysguard is about the same as gnome-system-monitor.
You can try installing the later but,
1. It might not be compatible as well.
2. You might pull some packages from the gnome environment that you may not like.
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