Verified, no breakage.

I used to use that card and I remember it being butchered by multiple Linux releases.

Fix pspec and link.

Has seen stable release.

There's been a few dozen releases since then, and I think marp-cli is what should be considered for inclusion at this point: https://github.com/marp-team/marp-cli

I'm abandoning, doesn't seem worth the effort as it's poorly documented and getting it to work in its entirety looks to be a pain.

Oops, seems my local zsh-autosuggestions repo was out of date, abandoning. :p

Replace %make with make.

Like this? :)

Hopefully add the files this time.

Add zsh completions.

Add fish completion and change descriptions.

I've just tested the software in a clean Budgie installation and cannot replicate your issue, could you provide more details about your setup? The output of inxi -Fz would be great.

Thanks @kyrios123. :-)

@kyrios123 Windows 10, although the issue is also present on a fresh Ubuntu 18.04 guest machine.
You don't need a license, Microsoft provides free VMs for developers.

The issue is still present in the current Virtualbox package, the first time I tried inserting the quest additions image it failed to download, and the second time it outright crashed and aborted the VM. :/

Sorry 'bout that, copy. :-) I can provide a patch for the Python client when I have the time but before then perhaps @Jacek would like to take it up.

The machine which needed removal of xorg-driver-video-intel in order to work properly was a ThinkPad X220. I am currently on an XPS 13 9360 and the issue is not present, the Intel driver works fine.

It's actually one of the clients for tldr, the original one is I believe a node package, do we really want to package that? The initial proposal suggested the Python client tldr-python-client but an argument was made above for the Rust client tealdeer.

Oh I'm all for Tealdeer too then. :-)

I'd like to package the Python client of TLDR, as Python is included in the base Solus system. Not familiar with Rust, does Tealdeer have Rust as a dependency? Not sure I would be willing to install an entire language for one utility.

This has been addressed before: https://dev.getsol.us/T649

Convert sed to patch.

Second this. The symbolic icons are pretty invisible in the default Papirus theme. I use Papirus Dark with the default Plata Noir, and I have to install it with the Papirus team's own installer.

Fix license.

Here's the integration page from the Fedora Wiki: https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Features/Fingerprint

I'd like to look into the GNOME integration specifically, since it is the most user-facing side of the integration. Will look into how Fedora does this.