For what it's worth, you can also download Blender 2.80 through Steam, as an alternative to directly downloading from the Blender Foundation.

@Justin not that I care if optipng gets included, but it's lossless, while pngquant is lossy. Also, zopflipng yielded the best (lossless) results in my testing, though last I checked it was not packaged on Solus.

Latest version is now 15.12.67

I can no longer reproduce this problem, so it can be closed for the time being.

Exams finished last week. I have no clue how to deal with this - I just don't have the expertise to know where the issue lies.

What's the protocol for non-versioned releases? They do give versions on the web page, but not on the download. I've gotten it working on my system, seems to be tracking correctly.

Hmm. Well, we shall see then. I have been trying to work with this most of today, don't have any ideas.

Ah, my bad.

Not all superheroes wear capes, some of them have bags under their eyes instead ;)

About how many hours of sleep did that set you back? :P

Hope it's okay... D437

Sure. I might be a while though - school papers and being out of touch with the new system. Maybe this coming weekend...

As per revised policy, appears in at least 2 distros:

Oh, cool, thanks for getting that in!

Can't wait to see how it goes :D

No worries about the delay, glad it got sorted :)

That was quick...

Hmm, oh well :/

Thanks @curantes :D

Okay, thanks :)

It's been nearly 5 months... Out of curiosity, why can't spidermonkey be updated?

@skmlcd Ah, my bad. Thanks for the link!

Okay, so should I just leave this to you then?

Updated the patch. I'm not sure how to go about replacing a package, though I'm happy to learn :)

@JoshStrobl awesome, I'll be curious to see what you guys come up with :)

For what it's worth, I find in 'maintaining' most of the things I've packaged, using RSS feeds make it a lot easier:

• https://github.com/user/project/releases.atom for Github
• https://sourceforge.net/projects/project/rss?path=/ for SourceForge

Might there be any way to feed things like that in?

Upon further investigation, this is proving harder to package than I had anticipated. linuxsampler fails to find files that libgig clearly provides, gigedit also fails to compile. I might keep having a fiddle, but I'm out of my depth. Unless someone else has a passion for it, this might prove to be more of a burden than a blessing to have packaged.

It is required for socli, a Stack Overflow command line interface written in python. I understand socli has not been requested, but I do expect the python2 version of an existing python3 package would be reasonable.

Updated.

The problem is that makemkv-oss is the open source software GUI, while makemkv-oss is the closed source binary.

Okay, thanks. It'll be a couple days until I can do anything.

Okay. Package request filed for LinuxSampler :)

@DataDrake I would like to note that I have been using this software as is, and it is working quiet well.

Whoops, forgot to tag it.

Fair enough, that's reason enough. As usual, I packaged for myself :)

Hmm, pity. Know of any halfway decent *maintained* alternatives?

My bad. Fixed.

Hmm... Well, I am not capable of changing that myself, and it is not an option to use our libraries so far as I can tell, so it's your call. I'd say close this for now unless you think it's worth looking into.

Fixed

It micromanages jpegtran options, getting better compression levels than either of them on their own in some cases. If you don't think it's needed, that's fine :P

For this type of recompression, I believe Mozjpeg https://github.com/mozilla/mozjpeg does the same thing, but replaces libjpeg-turbo. If you don't feel it's needed, that's fine :) As usual, I packaged for my own use.

@sunnyflunk Hopefully fixed it.

Ah, my bad! I misunderstood how Makefiles worked, thanks for pointing that out. Fixed :)