Explain the packaging changes and reintroduce libedit.

Fix derpo in tarball sources.

Remove commented line.

Add ghostscript update as dependency.

Remove unnecessary library dependencies (we are not shipping named).

Reasons for only building statically are mainly stability and linking issues (example), but mostly of them have been addressed nowadays.

Add dependency on openimagedenoise update.

Fix component and add homepage.

Nuked ☢️ .

Include the CMake configurations and add homepage.

Added homepage and missing components.

Clean dependencies and add homepage.

Add homepage.

Fix component and add homepage.

Fix description and add homepage.

Accommodate patterns correctly.

libusd as dependency.

New pugixml pkgconfig.

New pugixml pkgconfig.

Add potrace update as dependency.

Include OpenGL and GLEW into osdGPU.

Change pattern arrays into lists.

Yes, absolutely.

Remove dependency on openexr update.

Add dependency on openimageio update.

Only problem though it's that this depends on Python 2, but a bit of patching may solve the issue. As for python-pygame the newer release already uses SDL 2.

Use python3-dbus instead

Opened D10142. We have to wait for python-selenium to get 4.0.0 out of alpha.

It's also a dependency for fluidsynth and with libinstpatch DLS and GIG files can be loaded, see.

Maybe I'll take a look to it, but don't hold your breath that soon.

I'll probably submit a MR for changing the xmltoman format into another one that is more up to date.

Remove manpage generation and validated more testing

Local tests results using a pair of old Samsung earphones and PulseAudio a loop device:

Looks Good to Me, now we should properly wait for someone of the Core Team.

Simply correct the license

I was just following @just format 🙃

I can type English, Spanish, Russian and Korean with no issues, but I can't configure either Chinese nor Japanese because Budgie doesn't start the IBus panel, something required by users (which use the JP input) want to change between Hiragana or Katakana for example.

Issue update:
Building the system MinGW-w64 mono and any other lib is not a good idea currently because at the strip step the static libraries end up malformed, leaving both .dll.a (linking DLLs in MinGW-w64 requires these kind of archives) and .a unusable for a build. Setting strip to no and stripping is not a good option either 'cause we won't get the *-dbginfo package.
A solution to this might be a more customizable strip step or doing it in an smarter way (if the path is in /usr/share/mingw or the file is a .dll/.exe use x86_64-w64-mingw32-strip).

We've got all Python dependencies in the repo except for python-pydub, and texlive is needed of course.

Before using snd_aloop I'd recommend trying your luck with a PulseAudio virtual microphone. YMMV but if the software for videoconferencing uses PulseAudio chances are that you can get away with it by creating a PulseAudio loop device. Write this in your /etc/pulse/default.pa configuration file: