Just did a quick retest with Borderlands 2 and Civ V, we still need to drop the flag otherwise they can't start.

Update to 1.0.1

Updating now, thanks for the heads up @silke!

Good eye @livingsilver94. I just ran a quick test, looks like we can change the flags in the setup step, before the cmake_ninja macro.

I have an idea why your system might be fixed. Check if /usr/lib/libopenal.so.1.19.1 exists. Without the libdir flag for cmake ninja it installs the 32bit library into /usr/lib rather then /usr/lib32. So if you locally built and installed a working version from git then you could still have it installed. I briefly did that and it made debugging very confusing.

@Jacalz I've got this all figured out! My issues were caused by -ftree-vectorize

Same issue happened on my laptop as my desktop. Doesn't seem to matter which source is used. Iterating release numbers didn't help either.

Just found something that makes things weirder. I tried to compile release 6 on my computer and it is also segfaulting 😕

Thanks for looking into this so quick! Sadly using the tarball results in the exact same issue.

@Jacalz what steps are you taking to make this patch work? I've been testing but this doesn't appear to fix the issue on my system

I have tested this revision and confirmed everything is working as well.

@tompa This update, D881 is currently awaiting review

fix version code (version 0.11.4 not 11.4)

Updated package summary for riot

Just to clarify are you looking for the list of changes to be reformatted to bullet points or to cherry pick the larger changes and list as bullet points?

I've update the patch here. Let me know if you see anything else and thanks for all the pointers!

I guess I'll claim this. @DataDrake did you have a chance to look at my patch while you were here?

Gotcha, sorry about that. I've updated the patch, as per your recommendations.

Its mostly the customization and layout that I prefer. I've never been able to get rhythmbox setup in a way that feels comfortable. But I see where you're coming from, I can just keep running my own copy. Possible to get an update on the mutagen package? Thanks for taking the time to look.

I find it allows better organization of my large music library through the highly customizable interface and the built in tag editor. It also allows for quickly searching or creating playlists from regex expressions.

As far as I can tell gnucsh wasn't ever successfully built. I see 2.6.7 in the git repository but nothing in the eopkg repo.