The problem is that in my country (Iraq), all ISPs use PPPoE, I assume there are other countries like this.
Sure, there can be a router in between, but this breaks some people's setups, I saw discussions about this in Solus forums too.

The problem is that in my country (Iraq), all ISPs use PPPoE, I assume there are other countries like this.

It's similar in Russia, where PPPoE is often the only way to access the Internet. In fact, I had to uninstall Solus earlier this month, as I simply couldn't come online.

Nobody is arguing against having it, but someone actually needs to step up and become the maintainer, submit patches, etc.

@JoshStrobl Well, I, for one, am merely trying to raise awareness of the issue, since PPPoE isn't as uncommon as many seem to believe. It should work out of the box, especially considering that nm-connection-editor has an option for it.

I think you will find that https://dev.getsol.us/R2474:4af5a6885aafa2f5b70cd181ee3f2de996d77b6a resolves the problem you are facing, rather than including this package which doesn't have the plugin you need.

In T6976#137201, @sunnyflunk wrote:

I think you will find that https://dev.getsol.us/R2474:4af5a6885aafa2f5b70cd181ee3f2de996d77b6a resolves the problem you are facing, rather than including this package which doesn't have the plugin you need.

I hope this fixes the problem, is there a way to test this or should I wait until it reaches updates?

In T6976#137201, @sunnyflunk wrote:

I think you will find that https://dev.getsol.us/R2474:4af5a6885aafa2f5b70cd181ee3f2de996d77b6a resolves the problem you are facing, rather than including this package which doesn't have the plugin you need.

This indeed fixed my problem, now I can use my PPPoE connection, thank you :)