None of the above contradicts what I said about why I opened the request-for-package when the request-for-maintainer was closed. Will keep all further discussion unrelated to patches themselves to IRC. Thanks

Thank you.

pspec missing

Further summarize change log

! In D8928#146289, @JoshStrobl wrote:

1. Changelogs should always be summarized, not verbatim copy / pasta. You read the changelog and use your best judgement to determine what is actually important / noteworthy.
2. Regarding GitHub issue stripping, it's because they aren't relevant to us, aren't going to get autolinked, etc. Also...you know...because kyrios is a Global Maintainer and he told you to.

Apply requested changes

In D8928#145337, @kyrios123 wrote:

This summary isn't actually a summary... and it's full of things that aren't relevant to us like all the Windows specific things that should be removed.
Explanation text like hereunder shouldn't be in the summary as well

Draft pull requests are considered work in progress: they don't automatically request others for review and they are not mergeable while in their draft state.

If there's any interest in re-including this in the repos, I would be willing to take over as maintainer of it -- I'll be using hub to automate release creation/artifact upload for the Zoom eopkg I'm maintaining for myself to my github repo.

@sunnyflunk I need this for work so I took a crack. I think I was successful (it's working for me in my daily use so far) in packaging chefdk by repackaging the Debian package via a package.yml. Source for the file as well as a pre-built eopkg are both located here https://github.com/yacn/chefdk-eopkg

The web app isn't ideal because most things won't direct play in a browser meaning the server has to transcode the file.

@Craig-toyoracer sorry, i didn't make the instructions in the gist as clear as they could've been. I made a separate repo for it: https://github.com/yacn/folding-at-home-eopkgs/releases/tag/7.5.1 -- you can download the eopkgs to install directly from there or build them yourself with the config files in the repo with the install script.

I don't know if every component will make it into the repo due to the mixed open/close sourcing (client is closed source iirc), but packaging/installing from the provided Debian packages was fairly straighforward, you can build and install them yourself with the following packaging configs:

Not a solution but as a workaround, I've installed Kodi along with the Plex for Kodi Add-On which works perfectly.

added test plan

Removed sha256sums tmp file