@Girtablulu , I've upgraded to 5.10.5-167.current and can confirm that suspend and wake are working as expected.

Testing prior xorg-server as requested by @Girtablulu

Acceptance criteria: PulseAudio now creates separate stereo and mono (voice) sinks for the headset

@JoshStrobl I've been working with @leapfog today and I think this is a separate issue than T9069
The plugin *was* successfully installed after a while

The last update in the repo was on Jul 10. There is still no tarball. I'm closing this out for now and will create a new task if/when there's an update to the plugin.

1. HP driver and plugin testing

@thumos333 I experienced this problem as well, and not the symptoms described in T9069. I'd agree with @serebit that these are two separate issues.
This is what I did to get the plugin installed. I've got an HP Color LaserJet Pro M478f-9f

1. Virtual Machine Manager testing result

I installed vm-manager on my dev VM where it had never been installed before for testing

I experienced the same issue and confusion when I installed virt-manager on my system and later figured out I needed to manually run

sudo systemctl enable libvirtd

For what it's worth all the entries on http://www.fileformat.info/info/emoji/browsertest.htm look right to me
The emoji on http://www.alanwood.net/unicode/emoticons.html also look right

@Fox can you provide more detail on exactly what actions you took in LibreOffice Writer to try to enable "automatic syllabification"?
Also, I wanted to make sure we're on the same page regards to terminology. I don't find that in their help docs, but I do find docs on how to automatically hyphenate text (which would relate to needing a hypen package). Are you talking about hyphenation?

Taking a look

After looking into this with DataDrake, it looks like it's trying to build against pidgin-3 and failing dependencies when it sees pidgin 2. Holding off on updating this for now since there aren't any user complaints and the current version of the plugin is working.

In D9319#153073, @algent wrote:

I noticed that it's building against the older pidin-devel 2.13. I'm going to hold off on submitting this until pidgin 2.14 is merged to avoid duplicating effort on this plugin.

No, just copy all eopkg files:

In D9319#152908, @JoshStrobl wrote:

Does it no longer use farstream or the gstreamer bits? What does it say during configure time during build?

Alphabetized builddeps

Corrected version number

I have a newer HP mfd that is recognized in Ubuntu on a Lenovo Flex (There it's not because of newer hplip since it's not installed there. I've got libscan-hpaio installed on that)

Updated with new libgnt. Fixes finch having gone missing
Depends on D9339

Updated package.yml to keep docs

• Fixing merge conflict
• Updated files after running make

This plugin hasn't been updated upstream, so it doesn't need an update in Solus. I'm leaving it available for someone else to pick up as maintainer, since I don't have a Facebook account so I can't properly test it.

Submitted newer version in D9319

The maintainer of the upstream package has moved code from mercurial to github, after mercurial shut down. There are no newer tarballs yet, the plugin doesn't need to be updated at this time.

I'm working on an update

Apologies. I forgot this task was out here. This was no longer a problem when I tested out the current ISO recently.

I've been able to reproduce the issue of there being multiple entries for Okular under the "Open With" dialog. It was reproduced on Ubuntu Budgie, so it's likely not Solus specific, but the application installer.

This is the live ISO dated 2018-02-12
It doesn't have kdenetwork-filesharing installed

I tried what you suggested and ran that command in terminal
It was successful and created the appropriate symlinks