i set it on high because printing is an very important function... and without printer drivers you cant use solus on a office pc. (i have to copy everything on my phone and print from my phone.... ^^)

a update fixed it on my laptop (i had the same problem)

In T2397#41604, @JoshStrobl wrote:

Package requests should be filed in accordance with https://wiki.solus-project.com/Package_Requests

In T2397#41539, @the_mentor wrote:

I was able to download the other linux distro 64bit - urserver-3.6.0.745.tar.gz
I extracted it and was able to run urserver without any issues.

In T2369#40934, @underskore wrote:

Probably not a very good idea to request packages like that, but this browser looks good enough to be included in third-party. At least some Russian speakers will enjoy that.

and you can type after && everything... not only shutdown :'D

I have installed the package "canon-ufriilt-common" but what i have to do now? the driver is not in the list.... or in cups :D

In T1970#34299, @BearzR wrote:

and how to build it? :D sry im not the expert in this things... :D

This really isn't the place to talk about that, seeing that its a package request. On top of that I don't know how to compile it if that's what you mean by how to build it. What JoshStrobl wanted here was this.

Name: Minitube
Website: http://flavio.tordini.org/minitube
Open Source: Yes
Source: https://github.com/flaviotordini/minitube/archive/2.5.2.tar.gz

In T1968#34251, @DataDrake wrote:

Some of the canon drivers are shipped alongside CUPS and other parts of the printing stuff. That's why some of them are already there. Once I've packaged these drivers, you'll have to install them from the Software Center and then they will be available from the list.

and whats with this list? will it implemented there? http://i.imgur.com/2stRYGC.png

its not the power management..... the powermanagement is off for USB and Network....