Forgot quotes when issuing the git config command before building.

• actual full name in pspec

• real name in pspec

• updated pspec

Human grammar > packaging grammar. (Minigalaxy > miniglaxy package name)

remove old package.yml

It'd be swell if I got it this time.

Removing update file.

Fixed a git oopsie.

Removed update file.

bumped release number.

@blaz Also if this is in a VM that may be the source of the issue. If you report to mutter be sure to include details about video drivers and whether it's bare metal or a virtual machine, if it's a VM include which VM software you're using and any appropriate settings you might have.

Gnome Control Center
Search is working via both the shell and application.
Privacy settings are also working.
Applications section also not presenting any issues.
Power section with screen blanking and auto-suspend works too.

One minor spelling error, grr.

Fixed error where I forgot to add the license again after having to re-create my dev setup.

Update to new version with added features and a bug fix for games not downloading.

MAINTAINERS.MD > MAINTAINERS.md
Removed unecessary build and run dependencies.
Removed unecessary install commands.

I'm also having this issue right now when installing or uninstalling packages, and of course running usysconf.

It'd only be useful if you're using adwaita or adwaita-dark yes. Can be used on Gnome or Plasma though, as well as any other desktops you can use adwaita for.

In D8363#133958, @JoshStrobl wrote:

Do not use the AUR or Arch as a basis for packaging in the future. It's blatantly obvious, we have higher standards, and it shows that little effort has been made by the actual maintainer in understanding the software they're packaging in the first place.
In terms of the MAINTAINERS file, it should be .md not .MD

Hopefully you'll be happy to hear I submitted a patch for v0.9.2 D8363 :D

@Harvey most of those issues appear to have been fixed in release 0.9.2 actually and since there's an AUR package with a PKGBUILD (which are quite similar to package.yml) it should be pretty easy to maintain. I'll give packaging it a crack myself and submit a patch if it works out.