Hello, I believe I am also seeing the same issue with this.

Hello! I'm late to replying, but I don't use that PCI-E card (and driver) anymore - I also changed the router out since then and reinstalled Solus fresh on my computer. However, I'm still having odd issues where the operating system crashes sometimes when connecting to an access point. It's a different card now, though, so I suppose I can make a new issue for it.

So I ran into this same error again:

Not sure if any of the previous Broadcom driver updates were supposed to fix this, but I'm still having this issue as of 1/1/18.

Got the same issue after making the directory using that command.

Got another error on trying to compile a Nim program that requires Nimgame2:

Hey, tried reinstalling Solus again - still having the same issue, but very rarely (so far, anyway). If you need any logs or anything, let me know.

Another update. After reinstalling Solus, I didn't have the issue until I defined a static IP for accessing a wireless point. That froze Solus, to the point where even booting was impossible, as it kept establishing a static IP connection to the access point. Eventually I was able to get it to boot when it (for whatever reason) connected to another access point.

Small update - I installed Solus fresh using the latest ISO on a brand new hard drive, and am still having this issue.

Not sure if I had this particular issue, or if these things are related, but I was NOT connecting to any of my Wi-fi access points using the Broadcom wireless driver, either. I have an AC1300 / Archer T6E Wireless Dual Band PCI Express Adapter (branded TP-Link). I had to install the wireless drivers using DoFlicky, update my computer fully, and then install the proprietary Nvidia binary blob for my GPU (a GeForce GTX 660). I tried restarting and re-installing the wireless driver first, as well - I'm pretty sure it was only after installing the Nvidia binary driver that the wireless driver properly connected to my wi-fi access points. After that, it finally was able to connect easily.

A computer is a device. You could then argue if we used words like "computer" or "desktop" people would say, well, mines a laptop, or a tablet. "Device" is an encapsulating term.

In what instance would your computer not be your device, seeing as you're installing drivers for your computer and on your computer?

I'm sure whoever ends up packaging this would check out the latest release, but just in case, the latest release as of today is 0.23.1.

Whoops, I forgot to check to see if there was already a task for GDevelop. Thanks for the merge.

Yo, I'm not certain if this is the same issue, but I'm having trouble with Opera detecting my install of Flash (not a custom install; just the one that Solus ships with). Other browsers seem to run Flash fine, but not Opera - http://isflashinstalled.com shows "Nope!"

Cool! How do we test?

Ah, thanks.

Yo, sup. The 1.4.0 build should work, but crashes on start-up with an error for me:

Yo, sorry for the late reply. Yeah, that fixed it. Thanks!

Ah, whoops, didn't think to look at the theme I was using.

Yep, that solved it. Thanks!

Ah, installing libjpeg-turbo6 (not the 32-bit one) resolves it. Thanks for the tip.

I have system.devel installed local so never would have seen this.

Ah, whoops. Forgot to search to see if that request had already been made. Thanks!

Hmm, well, I suppose I don't really mind, but I kind of need some kind of joystick testing application, and I don't know of any alternatives to jstest-gtk. Are you sure that the age of the last release prohibits its inclusion?

OK, the next error that I'm finding is that it says, uinput kernel module not loaded. Maybe this is similarly tied to bugs regarding Steam Controller not working / not working in gamepad mode for Steam?

Ah, thanks for the info. Restarting the OS fixed the issue (of course). Relogging might have also been an option.

No prob. Thanks!

Yep, that works. I guess that needs to be added as a dependency - thanks!

Nah, that didn't work - it didn't detect my controller, either.

Hey, not sure, but this might be related to https://dev.solus-project.com/T1272.

To add to DataDrake's comment, it seems like on the cdrtools home Sourceforge project page, there's builds of old versions as well as slightly newer alpha sources that might be fine for usage with Brasero / other CD writing programs.

Yes, I tested, and that did resolve the issue for me as well. Thanks for your help, @Espionage724! I'll close it now.

Just happened to catch a post on Reddit mentioning a steam-devices package in Ubuntu specifically for udev rules.

Cool, great to hear! It'll be cool to see it in the software center (if it ends up there, anyway).

I also ran into this issue.

Whoa, whoops! Thought I searched for it and didn't find it - my mistake! Thanks.