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Could you please edit your update request as the guide? https://getsol.us/articles/packaging/request-a-package-update/en/

Please follow the package update guide https://getsol.us/articles/packaging/request-a-package-update/en/

In T7341#138715, @sunnyflunk wrote:

In T7341#138710, @Girtablulu wrote:

I can confirm that it's working on plasma for a while already

Can you resize the window?

Try to trigger it again and post the logs

I can confirm that it's working on plasma for a while already

Ping @kyrios123 as our Firefox maintainer

Please post the following inside a terminal, command for command

Please follow this guide and edit your request regarding it https://getsol.us/articles/packaging/request-a-package/en/

Please follow this guide and edit your request regarding it https://getsol.us/articles/packaging/request-a-package/en/

Adding dependency

Safety rebuild for snapd-glib update D4700

Can you do please to separate package request for each software? Thank you

Revert license change

Fix license

Fix package.yml

@linuxxnut we have a packaging guide https://getsol.us/articles/packaging/ regarding this and if you need any help you can always ask on IRC #solus-dev for help

Revert this https://dev.getsol.us/source/pulseaudio/browse/master/files/0001-sounds-good.patch;b767ad7a1fda426af4feb8d0e9f4ae9f07722dde

2-3 months? wasn't there the switch in quality settings in pulseaudio?

Add task

Please download this file and installed it and could you give feedback if everything is working? https://drive.google.com/open?id=150pBGl4j5TDwBIOcqyULUEt_4wN_MzkV

Add task

Gonna add them quick to the others of noto-sans

As it's not anymore inside the repo your needed version, the only thing I could suggest is packaging it for your self

They will be automatically included no need of creating a new package request for these

Cheers Kyrios for doing the foot work

As mentioned inside the changelog:

Solus has a helpcenter entry regarding USBiso

Please follow this guide and edit your request

You won't loose anything if you boot up a LiveISO as long as you aren't reinstalling anything, follow this Guide for instruction how to chroot into your system.

Fix release number

I reopen this because it just needs an additional package to noto-sans-ttf

Yea lesson learned with rust/cargo update :)

Remove trailing spaces

You could not mount your partition via a LiveISO?

Fix Changelog

Remove not needed builddep

Fix component

We have this handy guide Link for package update requests, where everthing is mentioned what has to be done for a request :)

• Chroot into your system via this guide Link
• inside the chrooted system and run
  • df -h (see which /dev/sdx your root disk is)
  • blkid /dev/sdx
  • cat /etc/fstab (and check if the numbers match)
  • if not, change the number via nano /etc/fstab

Why the libnotify got removed, I do not know I haven't found anything which could explain this

Fix changelog

Check if the UUID changed of your disk to what is inside the fsck file

Which desktop env are you using?

We tried to fix as well current but without any success

I can look into adding a service file, but would be suprised if it would work

32-bit nvidia driver installed?

Restoring manpage

Budgie bug reports should be reported directly on github https://github.com/solus-project/budgie-desktop/issues

@cavaughan is it fixed?

Switch to python3 install macros

Remove non Linux changelog

I mean using the setup.py function and not the makefile, and yea tired brain missed this with the summary :3

Question, should I switch the package to Python3 install or keep this install way?