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.

Might come back to this later, the xine dependency is proving time consuming.

Will package this if accepted.

I've tried it on my initial privileged user, and I still cannot see it. The problem vanishes if the flag I mentioned is removed.

I packaged the software and can say it is working as intended, the issue is that the file /usr/share/applications/budgie-desktop-settings.desktop includes a line OnlyShowIn=Budgie; by default. @JoshStrobl why do we have this parameter in the desktop file? It seems all Budgie desktop files have had this line since forever, according to the git history.

Actually fixed changelog this time.

Updated to 1.6.3, fixed changelog

I had gotten this to work on Solus for one of my Windows drives. Surprisingly stable software and nice for the security geeks. ;-)

Possibly a corrupted package?

I see. I do not think VLC has that functionality, so I will work on Xine. Would you have the time to test this out @selwynorren?

For those who use this software: it originally uses Xine player as the previewer for DVDs, however packaging and integrating it is a pain. The software seems to support and provide the same functionality with VLC. Does VLC do the job, or is Xine required?

Fix license

This requires a builddep called Sencha Cmd, which is licensed under the GPLv3, but I could not get my hands on the source. To receive the source, they require you to provide personal information such as country and email address, and also sign up for marketing emails, which I think is just ugly practice.

Update description

Remove unneeded dependency (thanks @livingsilver94)

Forgot to generate pspec, re-re-re-re-fix license (sheesh)

Re-re-re-fix license

Re-re-fix license

Re-fix license

Use %make macro for tests and fix license string

If those tools don't do what you need, feel free to reopen with the description as described in the documentation. :-)

I believe we have convertall and kunitconversion for this purpose as of now, and the author hasn't stated any differentiation of this tool.

This project doesn't have any versioned tarballs, build system or documentation, version tags, just horrific project management in general. It only has versioned binaries which seem to be built from private repositories. This is probably impossible to include in Solus.

This is a built in functionality of VirtualBox? Let me explain the scenario more clearly.

The GNOME implementation has no documentation whatsoever, that I could find. Not sure how it would work out.

Perhaps this could be replaced with GCL? This seems to be older, while GCL is GNU's official Common Lisp.

This requires a few Qt4 dependencies, which have now been deprecated. Also hasn't been updated since 2016, doesn't seem to be getting a Qt5 port anytime soon. Perhaps close?

I'd like to maintain this.

Use tmpfiles.

Remove -m00644.

Disable static libs.

Fix dbus_confdir, add gtk-doc as builddep.

Got it, removed my comment on the other task as well. I think Devil505's comment should be removed as well because of the license thingy, since it also links to eopkgs.

Alphabetize builddeps.

I would like to maintain this package.

Seems as if it's not by default, but want to look into it. Fedora has it implemented, should work for Budgie and GNOME I think.

Fix the shader install directory and suggested changes in package.yml.

I'm willing to maintain this package.

Include abi files.

puredata appears to be the only application left on the face of the earth that still does not work with pulseaudio.

@ewhipp @ScrumpyJack, are you still willing to test this package? I have a build however I have no way of testing it. If so, I can share the package for you to test.

I tested this package with a locally built fprintd, should I use another method of testing as fprintd is not from Solus?

Basically no distribution I have ever used does this. The only gain I could possibly imagine is making sure you didn't type a wrong number of keys while entering your password, then again you could understand you did this with the re-type prompt given 2 seconds later.

This package was marked DOA, however it provides unique functionality and meets the 2-distro waiver, with all 3 distros packaging in core repositories. I would be willing to package if accepted.

I've updated D1657 for the libfprint dependency, all other dependencies are satisfied. If that gets accepted I could take on both libfprint and fprintd. Have two laptops with compatible sensors to test on.

I am quite new to packaging in general, but feel confident enough to take on my first repository. :-)

Suggested changes

Correct.

Can confirm that it works in Budgie, MATE and GNOME. In KDE the window becomes unresizeable.

Seems okay now, was unable to see the pspec in the patch for some reason.