Gnome Text Editor is also intuitive and talks to non-devs and non-coder too.
Gedit is not bad but having text editor added will bring more choices and no need to make it default in Solus, just having it there in repo is good enough
also, the apps have different icons and Text Editor do remember last open docs and allow us start where we let the job in our last session.

Assigning to the maintainer.

Run make

Fix license identifier

Fixed type on package name

Thanks! Can you update the summary with release notes for grep 3.9 and 3.10?

LGTM, thanks!

LGTM, thanks!

LGTM, thanks!

LGTM, thanks!

LGTM, Thanks!

In D14188#243361, @chax wrote:

Yes, that bug was fixed but QMK can't be built with avr-gcc newer than 8.x, so i decided to stay on that branch an use latest release from that branch. Of course QMK is not the only thing people use this toolchain for but updating it would definitely break it for QMK users. On the other hand older microcontroller code would also need to be adjusted to work with newer gcc compiler so it would break it for those users also. Currently i don't see any harm in keeping it on 8.x branch but i do in updating to latest 13.x branch.

Yes, that bug was fixed but QMK can't be built with avr-gcc newer than 8.x, so i decided to stay on that branch an use latest release from that branch. Of course QMK is not the only thing people use this toolchain for but updating it would definitely break it for QMK users. On the other hand older microcontroller code would also need to be adjusted to work with newer gcc compiler so it would break it for those users also. Currently i don't see any harm in keeping it on 8.x branch but i do in updating to latest 13.x branch.

If we are planning to begin offering (optional) Wayland sessions, this is high priority IMO.

In D14188#243352, @silke wrote:

In D14188#243337, @joebonrichie wrote:

I believe there is a known bug that causes a relative massive increase in code size with newer gcc versions which makes it difficult to fit binaries on small ECs and the like.

If we're talking about the same bug (this one) it should be fixed for GCC 12.3+.

LGTM, Thanks!

In D14188#243337, @joebonrichie wrote:

I believe there is a known bug that causes a relative massive increase in code size with newer gcc versions which makes it difficult to fit binaries on small ECs and the like.

LGTM, thanks!

LGTM, thanks!

I believe there is a known bug that causes a relative massive increase in code size with newer gcc versions which makes it difficult to fit binaries on small ECs and the like.

Is there a reason for updating this to 8.5.0 instead of 12.2.0?