I ran into the same issue and tried the snap install which fixed this issue, but the snap version had other issue with opening web links in Firefox. So finally I decided to install the tar.gz package from the Microsoft VS Code download page.

Registering to mention that I also find it necessary. I ended up installing it myself. Other pdf-viewers have noticeably slower navigation and loading speeds, especially for large documents.

In T2956#162092, @kyrios123 wrote:

How about this fork: https://github.com/kapitainsky/RcloneBrowser ?

Oh nice! Good find @kyrios123.

How about this: https://github.com/kapitainsky/RcloneBrowser ?

@JoshStrobl The GitHub for this project has been archived and the author mentions at the top it's no longer active/maintained. Should we still proceed with packaging this?

Thanks, works great!

Re-opening and accepting this for inclusion, the decision to reject this was made when we had a 2-Distro requirement, which is not something we have anymore. However, do not take this as an invitation to re-request previously rejected packages that were done under the same specific clause in our older Package Inclusion Policy. Chhers.

Try to use this kernel parameter:

acpi_backlight=none

Indeed I only did required and security updates.
Everything works now.

Your system is clearly not fully up to date, because Nautilus very much works, as does desktop icons under Budgie. Make sure your system is fully up-to-date and you don't have any broken packages.

The project seems to have migrated to gitlab and seems to have a lot of activity nowadays. With new like this about the general code improvements and Nvidia diver support, this seems like quite a good option in Solus.

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We don't do snapshots. Merging in with a release task makes that obvious, and why we haven't done the release yet.

I don't think the ISO refresh task should have been merged into this, it seems like a different question in relation to this thread. He wanted to know if something like refreshing the ISO every month is something that could be done.

In T7794#162022, @yaymalaga wrote:

Just being curious, is systemd upgrade also expected for the new iso?

Just being curious, is systemd upgrade also expected for the new iso?

Assigning JoshStrobl to investigate and triage. Referencing T7289.

Yes, it works with native runtime (ON) and the intercept library (OFF).

Update to 3.2.2

In T7794#161984, @JoshStrobl wrote:

1. Does the ISO boot and install? (I can cook up a testing one for you when we land Mesa)
2. Testing like games (open source or otherwise, doesn't matter which), optionally video editing in something like kdenlive.
3. Video playback (Firefox and your video player of choice).

@rjurga Thanks for pinging, hard for me to keep track of everyone and their different nicks :D In terms of testing, it basically is:

This status update is very appreciated, thanks. By the way, I'm polomi on Flarum, I'm not using the same name here so I thought that I'd clarify. For Navi support testing, I'll be happy to provide any required assistance when the time comes. Is there a list of things that should be tested? Or just run of the mill check if the installer works, and that graphical programs such as games run properly?

Since I know some people are eager for Solus 4.1, I've updated the task to highlight our current blockers / items and will detail below:

LGTM, thanks!

LGTM, thanks!

LGTM, thanks!

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LGTM, thanks!

Please do not intend your non-nested list items. Resolved it for landing. Otherwise LGTM'ed.

LGTM, thanks!

LGTM, thanks!

LGTM, thanks!

LGTM, thanks!

LGTM, thanks!