@Justin The desktop file still looks like described in the post above. I don't really see the issue though, the entry in the menu shows up just fine, at least in Budgie.
@tribals What DE are you using?

Seems rather it's more than just acknowledging spaces, it's fixated on them and doesn't show entries that don't have spaces in the proper places. (seeing as SimpleScreenRecorder is really written like that)

Yes, that's sensible. I just wanted to inform you, in case it's an application that you personally use. No need to add software without users and maintainers to the repository ^^
(btw I had "Watch releases" enabled on github, so that's why I immediately saw it :) )

@livingsilver94 Just fyi tartube had a first release today. https://github.com/axcore/tartube/releases/tag/v1.0.0

FWIW there has been a new release of Tealdeer one hour ago, although

Update to 2019.07.30

That might be the issue ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
No problem

@kyrios123 Works fine for me (just started a game and played around a bit, using your package)

Implemented all suggestions.

Fix license

Interesting, I didn't see the actual changelog, and the releases page only mentioned the generic "bug fixes" (well, and a fix for macOS, but I didn't include that for obvious reasons). Will take care of your suggestions when I get home.

Fixed by D6766

No problem at all. As long as the update lands in the repo everybody's happy ;)

Now that chax's diff has been merged, we should remove android-tools from the Third Party Repository. (and then from the help center)

Done.

Fix redundancy

Done. That was easier than expected ^^

Will take a look; but give me some time. It has been released just today.

Update driver to 430.34

Update driver to 430.34

Haha, whoops, totally forgot we had those, sorry. 😅

Update driver to 418.52.16

Just built openjdk-11 and vanilla Minecraft runs fine with this new version.

Note, apparently 64bit is broken in this release, so they made a 4.12.1 point release to fix it

Fix commit message

Amazing. That was way faster than I expected.
I guess the 3rd-party package should just be deprecated once your diff has been merged.

@VladislavFox You should really create an issue report for something like this and not reopen already commited diffs. This way your report will most likely get lost.

Yeah, I just haven't found the time, or might not have the skill, to go that way.
Feel free to update/re-package it yourself, if you're willing to do so. It certainly would be a huge help.
I can't promise that I will find the time in the next couple of weeks at least.

Well, the version in the repo is old as heck (excuse my French), for lack of a better source.
So if you want to have the newest version, the one in the 3rd party repo is still preferable.
I know, it's an unfortunate situation and if someone can point me to a good repo for android-tools that I can package for the main Solus repository I'd be much obliged.