It is. It might also be worth waiting for 2.3.2, which has some quality of life additions, and memory leak reductions.

Removed un-needed rundeps and built against latest botan2 diff.

Disable creation of static library

Sadly this thing expects a few different keys than what %CONFOPTS% uses, and using it breaks the configuring. :/

Duplicate of T8150, and is already accepted for inclusion. On top of that, I already have submitted patches (D6926 and D6925) that are simply pending review. :)

Fix build dependencies

Changed software category to programming.tools

Working for me using Plasma with Intel drivers.

Echoing @Staudey, Minecraft seems to work fine so far:

I don't know why I thought I had changed that already. Sorry about that.

Oops. Thanks @kyrios123. Sorry about that.

Add a patch and the builddeps to build rcm from source.

As a note, a new release has been tagged on Github: https://github.com/debauchee/barrier/archive/v2.3.0.tar.gz

I've been using this for a couple of weeks now with no issues. If it gets accepted, I can package and maintain it, if that helps.

In D6501#102619, @Jacalz wrote:

Try setting the source to:
git|https://github.com/thoughtbot/rcm.git : v1.3.3
This makes solbuild clone the entire repo tag with got instead of downloading the tar.gz file.

Update: Using the %autogen macro with the Github release source causes it to hang at a certain part in the configure step. Have yet to figure out why.

Reworking to make this build using the Github release. Have to package a Ruby gem.

Correct, a package update. Submitted, though it's not linked to this task.

I can take this, if that's okay.

It appears to me that iptables is already installed by default since I have it and did not explicitly install it. If you want configuration tools, there are multiple options in the repo that you can grab post-install.

Fix the license identifier format.

Hopefully fix packaging issues

I did something wrong, so this is incorrect.

I did a couple things, then relogged, and all icon issues seem to be resolved now.

It certainly seems like there is a config somewhere messing things up; certain system apps still have broken icons, no matter what theme is in use. I'll go fishing, and post if I find anything.

Creating a new user correctly sets Breeze as the icon pack in use.

All of those are, yes. They were not set as in use, however.

My apologies, it would seem I didn't search hard enough.

As a note, they just released another update to stable. Go figure.

Awesome, thanks!