I contacted the Argentum Age devs on their Discord regarding tagging an official stable release on their github.

Huzzah! The Cendric devs have responded, and are quite alright with Cendric being added to the Solus repo. Here's the link to their response.

In T6095#110891, @DataDrake wrote:

Not sure how I feel about packaging this considering the author(s) charge 8.99USD on itch.io and Steam for it.

So it appears the github repository I linked to originally for this request back in 2016 was an abandoned fork. Just today I found the upstream of that fork on SourceForge, which still receives updates to this day.

Reading that review intrigued me enough to send Mullvad Support an e-mail regarding the netstat thing, here is their response:

Any update on the status of the required dependencies for this? :)

I was under the impression that games were somewhat excluded from the requirement of needing to be actively maintained, as at some point a game will become 'feature complete', and not receive updates.

I'm afraid I still haven't re-installed Solus on the offending desktop. I did just test it on my laptop, and q4wine seems to work fine on it, with no new categories in the menu. :)

I also encountered this when updating today. Everything appears to have installed correctly, but the updater stayed at the "installing updates" for 30 minutes until I closed it. Re-opening it showed that there were no remaining updates to install.

In T700#27120, @ikey wrote:

People either want staging or they don't.

Hi Maciek,

Unfortunately I haven't been able to test that yet, as I've been trying out GeckoLinux on the desktop giving the issue with Krita. However, I did install Solus onto my Thinkpad X201 laptop, and Krita works normally there.

I was going to request this myself, as I too use AMD, and Gallium Nine can give absolutely massive performance gains for AMD cards, often times doubling the framerate in games.

Lutris starts up and runs fine now, as far as I can tell. Superb! :)

I also find Gnome-Multi-Writer to be a bit lacking. From what I've read, the Suse ImageWriter is considered one of the best.

Ahh, Sorry about that. Didn't realize KDE4 stuff wasn't eligible. :(

No change, unfortunately.

In T1371#23641, @sunnyflunk wrote:

@Commander-Zal do you also have kdenlive installed?

I believe so. The software center says 'Software up to Date', even after pressing the 'check for updates' button. And using sudo eopkg up in the terminal also shows it to be up-to-date.

Nothing jumps out to me, but I'd never opened it from the terminal until now, so I'm not sure what a normal start-up would look like.

Particularly happy about this one making it in.

In T1371#23519, @JoshStrobl wrote:

Can't reproduce issue.

In T1370#23053, @JoshStrobl wrote:

Install pyyaml and let me know if that fixes the issue.

Woah Data, you're on a roll today!

Hi Slacky, Oolite has already been accepted for packaging (I requested it myself, actually). It has yet to be packaged, but it shouldn't be too long before it is included in Solus. :)

Just tested it out, everything is working 100%.

No worries, I wasn't sure how to do it either for my first couple requests :P

You are correct, there does not appear to be a standalone NDS emulator in the software center.

I would certainly appreciate support for the Brother FAX-4100 printer :)

In T1285#21164, @fagoatse wrote:

On the other hand, it's closed source and limited to x86-32.

According to this comparison sheet, Kega Fusion is the only Linux compatible emulator that has full speed emulation and full compatibility with all commercial games. It also supports the Sega Master System, Game Gear, and older Sega consoles that the other emulators do not, which would normally require their own individual emulators (where as Kega Fusion would be an all-in-one solution).

Glad to hear it wasn't effecting just me :P

Thanks for packaging this! However, upon attempting to use Caprice, I find that it is impossible to load disk or tape files into the emulator as it arrives from the Software Center. It only allows you to load files from the ./disk, ./tape, and ./snap directories, which as far as I can tell don't exist anywhere on the system.

Wicked! Really appreciate you taking the time to package this, Data. ^_^

It appears this bug may have returned, as I experience the corrupted mouse cursor with Firefox on youtube videos and on the image Cyber-Doug linked to above.

Aye, it occurs on my machine as well.

I can confirm this happened to me as well after updating to kernel 4.8.2. The Update-Grub command resolved it, hopefully it doesn't do this for every kernel update :P

Totally understandable. I appreciate you taking a look, though. ^.^

Oh, I didn't noticed they had it up on Steam. That certainly would make it redundant on Solus, feel free to close this request. :)

Ah, Thanks for the info. I'd been steadily checking these for duplicates, but forgot to do so for this one. Sorry again!

I too have noticed Budgie can be fickle on what it will or will not allow you to pin to the panel. I do not know of a way to force it to pin something. :\

Thank you for considering it. ^_^