Update to 3.2.4

Actually after using it some more this version seems to be quite buggy. I'm abandoning this for now.

@aquasp: It's now working again on a fully updated system. Not sure what was causing it.

In T8515#161578, @Monsieurzik wrote:

So ? What’s going on ?

Seems to be an upstream issue:

Add cabextract as a dependency, to prevent issues like this

Note: Sorry Josh, if you wanted to update this, but I wanted to test the new version and see if it still needed the patch to successful install and launch Wine apps (it does); and since I'd already done all the work I thought I might as well submit this.

Okay, switched to using the release tarball.

Switch to tarball

Update to version 1.2.5

In R499:55e65a85d509f74631a9ba96bca464a0c448cabf#58413, @ZVNexus wrote:

The current package version is now higher than this, please close.

Can confirm that the fix works. Thanks @chax and @DataDrake!

Thanks for the heads-up. I added the dependency to the package.

Hi there,

Hey, thanks! I somehow didn't get a notification for this release on github and didn't notice it.

@JoshStrobl I really don't know what is causing this and can't reproduce it locally. I think this was a one-off network-related issue. Can you perhaps push it to the build server again? (not sure what the standard procedure for this kind of thing is; should I create a new diff just to bump it?)

Again an Electron build that fails, hmm. I will take a look at it when I get home.

No problem at all. As long as the package gets updated by somebody, everyone's happy 😉

Abandoning this because @DataDrake has now commited R4560:3c1de7c0dc3e3281a42398d1456a8edba2dc6aaa

Seems like libzita-convolver should be added to the rundeps of this packages. Even then it complains about the following:
guitarix: error while loading shared libraries: libzita-resampler.so.1: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
Installing the zita-resampler package doesn't resolve this, as there is no libzita-resampler.so.1 in it, only /usr/lib64/libzita-resampler.so and /usr/lib64/libzita-resampler.so.1.6.2
Adding a symlink via sudo ln -s /usr/lib64/libzita-resampler.so.1.6.2 /usr/lib64/libzita-resampler.so.1 works

Yes, this is a known issue. See the section titled "Budgie" here and the upstream issue report here.

Seems to be fixed (just tested 1.3.1 with high-quality gifs enabled, which consistently showed the crash, while after the update I couldn't reproduce it any longer)

@JoshStrobl I created D7295, because there was a new version out today anyway. Hopefully this also fixes the build issue (which I couldn't reproduce locally)

@JoshStrobl unfortunately the issue is still not resolved for me. Just rebooted, launched Hexchat, Riot and Steam and I get this colourful mess:

Correct license term

In D7272#115251, @algent wrote:

Videos from tonvid.com are opened by default with VLC.

Hello, sorry I didn't come home yesterday and couldn't test, here's my update: