Sorry about that! Should have done more research it seems.

For what it's worth, to get the IBus daemon to run at startup using the aforementioned Startup Applications manager, one would just add a new entry with the command field set to "ibus-daemon."

This has been sitting here pointlessly for 2 weeks, so if there's an issue with the patch feel free to say so.

I've been pretty busy lately and haven't found the time to work on this, so if anyone else wants to fulfill this request, feel free to do so; otherwise I'll take care of it when I have time. ^^

In T483#8038, @thefirstofthe300 wrote:

At this stage, I am but a poor, dumb, first-time packager, so I am not sure what you mean by imake is not a valid component. Are you saying that imake needs to be packaged with X11 itself?

I did correct the license, summary, and description.

In T480#7699, @Trillon008 wrote:

It's in a HTPC/mediacenter setup so no keyboard. Controller or remote app.
There are many other options:

• I could launch steam and then Kodi from Steam.
• Install wmctrl manually and then I'm up to go.

This is a no blocker, it was just to copy my old setup.

Ah, okay. ^^

I could be misunderstanding what you're trying to accomplish here, but couldn't you just have Kodi and Steam opened in separate workspaces and then switch between them using 'ctrl'+'alt'+'left'/'right'?

So, I only chose to forego the use of %make_install because, for whatever reason, it wasn't installing all of the files; it excluded the executables, icons, and a number of others as well.
That said, after trying it again everything seems to be working fine and I also noticed that icons weren't being installed to the appropriate directory (they were being dropped directly into the icons folder so I've fixed this along with the lib directory.

I'll take this one. ^^

I'll give it a shot later. ^^

Updated patch.

In T373#5898, @cybre wrote:

There is no need to use curl as you can list multiple sources. Only the first one gets automatically extracted and the other ones can be then found in "$sources/".

Ah, okay. ^^ I'll fix this and icon thing up when I've made it back home. I've tried the multiple sources thing before and didn't realize that it did anything, so thanks; that's really helpful.

In T348#5410, @JoshStrobl wrote:

Trackma has #todo set as the component key val though and obviously that isn't valid and needs to be fixed. Otherwise both look good to me.

Oops, yeah that's kind of important, sorry about that.
Maybe next time I should try not doing this stuff when I'm half asleep haha.

In T147#4825, @A_Drunk_Bloaker wrote:

No that is the correct patch I just gave it the wrong name

I don't think so; everything in the patch refers to GNU Go.

Budgie IBUS support needs to be finished before we can do anything with input methods such as this one. It is technically on hold right now due to Ikey being away, but it is set to land in 1.2.1.

In T248#3859, @JoshStrobl wrote:

Package and desktop name should be solarus-quest-editor, given that is the upstream name.

Added runtime dependencies for CherryTree.

In T125#2359, @JoshStrobl wrote:

Fixes needed:

1. License is incorrect. Please evaluate their actual license.
2. Build and run deps should be sorted in ascending order.
3. You have static *.a files. Please disable static libraries.

In T144#2334, @JoshStrobl wrote:

A few fixes needed:

1. Don't get stuff from Debian. Like ever. You can get tarballs of this from GNOME directly.
2. Not entirely sure desktop.gnome.core is the proper component for this. desktop.web would likely be a more appropriate component.

1. My bad. Couldn't find a better source at the time and didn't think to check GNOME for some reason. Committing this to memory for future reference haha.

I have this packaged and installed locally; just missing two components it requires to run at the moment of which I'm packaging now. ^^

Ah, I checked the available components, but apparently missed the additional game components; games.emulator is definitely more suitable. Thanks. ^^