Woops, totally did not see that when I searched for "keepassxc" ^^

Fix formatting mistake

Hmm, I had no issues running Proton/SteamPlay games with the native runtime so far.

Well, I'd definitely be willing to package this for Solus if this request gets accepted (in fact I've already done the base work as a test).

Oh, interesting little tool. I just played around with it for a bit. Not sure what I would use it for, but it's good fun ^^

Oh interesting. Vivaldi from the repository doesn't work?
Thank you for the additional data point! Not sure where to go from here to be honest. I did quite a bit of googling and tinkering around but I'm way out of my depth in this case.

Please look at this template on how to file a proper package request: https://getsol.us/articles/packaging/request-a-package/en/

This seems very related:

Journalctl shows the following after selecting "Run this plugin"

Haha, oh my, good catch. Those sneaky updates.

Update to 2.3.1

Hmm, it works when run as root with disabled sandbox (NOT RECOMMENDED). No idea what the underlying issue is though.

No problem, for some reason I didn't see it when I did a quick search

Note: There was another Steam update see here and the problem is fixed now, even without these changes. But I guess they don't hurt? ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

There was a new Steam Beta update that was supposed to fix the issue (but didn't)
https://steamcommunity.com/groups/SteamClientBeta#announcements/detail/1809791405926223447

Doesn't work with the dev channel version either. I wanted to try the Chromium snap too for good measure but ran into a snap-related problem ^^

Hmm, right, I can't get it to work either. Selecting "Run this plugin" does nothing, and I've tried pretty much everything. Weird.

I'll take a look at it

Yeah, in the past I always removed the Windows-only stuff and edited the changelog more. This time I realized that I wasn't sure this was the proper way to do it, i.e. "am I even supposed to edit changelogs like that?", so I just "blatantly" copied it as is.

Teamviewer 14 is already part of the 3rd party repository

Thanks for the input, Harvey. I will abandon this revision though, since I don't use atop anyway, and can't find the time at the moment to get into it.
This was born out of a sleepy idea to just finish one more package inclusion before going to bed, which clearly isn't a good idea 😆
Hopefully someone else can look into this (or I'll pick it up again when I have more time on my hands).

Unfortunately no new applications are being added to the 3rd-party repository. Also this program seems to require a log-in to even access the downloads. There might also be EULA issues, but I haven't checked that.

Whoops, thanks for fixing the changelog, I somehow switched that around on accident.

Something about the package deltas is bugged. DataDrake just said that it might take a bit to fix this.

Yeah, DataDrake is fixing this atm.

Don't create var/log folder at installation

Okay, thanks for the feedback. I suspected this wasn't the right way, but since I'm still somewhat of a Linux newb I wasn't completely sure. Will fix it at soon as I find the time.

Thanks for the heads-up! I'll take a look at it today.

Tested on my Nvidia GTX 1050 Ti as per joebonrichie's instructions. Hardware acceleration seems to work fine with this update in VLC (~3% CPU utilization with hardware decoding, ~8-10% without in the video I tested).

Weird, works fine on my fresh Solus Unstable VM, my Solus Unstable PC, and my Solus Stable laptop. Also that check should be gone since version 2.1.6 (see this commit: https://github.com/dae/anki/commit/3cb073878a13079185be8fde9f70401da297bbdf) (the version that allowed initial inclusion into the Solus repo). Could you try a reinstall of anki perhaps? Not sure what is happening here.

I'll take a look, since it worked fine on my PC.

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Probably should've kept the other stuff from the newer commit. I could do this later, have to go now.

Reverting the latest python-rope update makes Spyder3 launch again.

Oh yeah, I'm getting the same error. Investigating...

Update to 415.23

Nevermind, 415.25 has been released, will update soon

Rebase

@108saimon I just removed and re-installed Chrome from the Software Center without a problem. Could you try it again? Maybe you just got unlucky and ran into some sort of connection issue between you and the google download servers.

Installing Chrome works fine for me, and it's at the latest version for stable. A dev-channel update was released yesterday (after I already went to bed), which I will update to in a couple minutes.