@Staudey Could you specify a list of packages for testing the inverse dependency?

Colleagues, are there any comments?

I am ready to support this stack of packages. Are there any comments or comments on this package build?

In D13893#241319, @algent wrote:

No request was made for this package.

After reinstalling the distribution, it is necessary to make it possible to scan without sudo. Is there any way to add permissions for the user?

In D13893#238657, @Staudey wrote:

@alexanderzhirov What algent meant is that you first have to create a package request according to our documentation (https://getsol.us/articles/packaging/request-a-package/en/)
Then wait for that request to be discussed and (hopefully) accepted, and only after that submit a patch for it.

In D13893#238271, @algent wrote:

@alexanderzhirov I don't see any package request for bake, is this part of some stack?

Made an update, everything works

Yes, still the problem was xorgxrdp. Now everything is working!

In T10206#199199, @ReillyBrogan wrote:

Do you have sof-firmware installed?

After executing two commands after a reboot, 6.0.7 is loaded anyway, while USB stopped working. I choose 5.15 manually. How do I transfer to 6.0.9?

In T83#199086, @ReillyBrogan wrote:

In T83#198810, @alexanderzhirov wrote:

DCP-7057R stopped working and is not detected in printers. After reinstalling the system and installing this package, it did not help.

Do you have the package.yml for that instead?

The DCP-7057R printer stopped working

In T10132#198809, @alexanderzhirov wrote:

In T10132#195594, @ReillyBrogan wrote:

If it doesn't work when you run sudo simple-scan then your issue is likely different than the one I fixed.

Will the scan always work through sudo as well?

@ReillyBrogan I installed the 6th version of the kernel. The microphone still doesn't work ?

Booted without problems:

In T10206#198893, @ReillyBrogan wrote:

So as far as I can tell we build all the right modules into our kernel, but there are a few devices disabled (likely because they aren't really hardware that a laptop/desktop would have). I guess I can build a custom kernel with literally all of them turned on and you can try that. Did you happen to try the 6.0 kernel by chance?

@ReillyBrogan And what other modules can be responsible for sound?

In T10206#198890, @ReillyBrogan wrote:

Does sudo modprobe snd-intel-sdw-acpi help on your Solus system?

@ReillyBrogan Maybe these two modules somehow play a role for my sound card?

I found the differences. If I understand correctly, the snd modules are responsible for sound support. These modules were loaded into Ubuntu, but they are not available in Solus. Could it matter?

@ReillyBrogan I pulled out the information that Live Ubuntu provided me with

Did you also try switching to LTS kernel, did the microphone work there?

Headphones are connected via Bluetooth, but do not work together input/output.
In Ubuntu, such a bundle works on the same computer.

DCP-7057R stopped working and is not detected in printers. After reinstalling the system and installing this package, it did not help.

In T10132#195594, @ReillyBrogan wrote:

If it doesn't work when you run sudo simple-scan then your issue is likely different than the one I fixed.

Reinstalled the system from scratch. The microphone still doesn't work. I decided to try it in Live Ubuntu 22.04. The microphone works there. I still don't understand why it still doesn't work in Solus. Maybe I should upload some logs/configs?

Will this thing ever be able to work again in the future?

In T10132#195593, @ReillyBrogan wrote:

Also, does it work if you run sudo simple-scan?

@ReillyBrogan Yes, of course I rebooted. Maybe i need to configure something else? I just updated the brscan4 package.

Unfortunately, to no avail. The same error - "Failed to connect to the scanner"

After the last update, the microphone still does not work, although the microphone is detected after plugging in the connector, the sound card reacts to plugging in, but there is still no signal. Linux Kernel 5.15.32-213.current

@ReillyBrogan DavMail is working, verified.

In T10227#195017, @ReillyBrogan wrote:

In T10227#195016, @alexanderzhirov wrote:

@ReillyBrogan I will check it soon, but I think everything will work correctly.

Yeah most likely it'll work fine. I've been pleasantly surprised with how compatible most openjdk-11 using applications are with openjdk-17.

@ReillyBrogan I will check it soon, but I think everything will work correctly.

In T10132#194316, @Girtablulu wrote:

Have you connected it via usb or lan cable?

In T10132#192385, @Girtablulu wrote:

have you tried to reset it up with brsconfig4?

At the moment, I had to roll back to the second version of the package.

In T10120#191971, @joebonrichie wrote:

Make sure llvm-clang-devel is installed as well.

Delete unzip

I think it has to do with the dmd compiler version. The repository contains version v2.096.0, on GitHub version v2.098.0 ?‍♂️

I heard you. Thanks a lot for the answers. I just will then be waiting for updates to appear in the repositories.

Hmm ... And if, for example, I build a package that will contain dependencies that are not in the repositories, but it will work after installation - can it be unofficially distributed? Is there any portal / site where this package can be placed for those who want to install it for themselves?

fix MAINTAINSER.md

Is there such an option to place assemblies packages on JDK-16+ in the repository and use the JDK locally, inside this packages itself?

It's just that there are such programs. I tried to compile for JDK-11, there were errors. Here support is already from v16.

Got a response from the developer that the warnings when building a project using OpenJDK-11 are not errors. Corrected the assembly file with use OpenJDK-11.

Using openjdk-11

Initial inclusion of davmail

@JoshStrobl Basically, it works under OpenJDK-11, but builds with a warning. And if you build from OpenJDK-8, but run from OpenJDK-11? Or does it sound completely crazy?

Changed the installation path and fixed the homepage url

Document opening problem persists. I do not want to change the program for viewing documents. Do I need to provide any additional data?

For some reason ALSA chose the wrong sound card by default. I apologize. The problem has been resolved.

It’s strange. In Live CD mode, the microphone works. After installation - the microphone does not work.

Only he himself faced this topic. I have an Intel HD Graphics 620 and an Nvidia GeForce 940MX on my laptop. Only the bottom line is that the latter comes with a GM107 and GM108 chip. But I have GM108, and it does not support decoding / encoding. In this regard, it would be convenient to use such a thing on Intel.

Hello! Installed the driver on 7057R, everything works, prints without problems. Thanks!!!

In T8630#163925, @Jacalz wrote:

That option has nothing to do with the LightDM login screen that you go to when restating or when you force a full log out of your account. The only thing it does is control if you need to type a password or not to get in to the computer after it puts itself to sleep. in other words, it is for the lock screen and not for logging out the whole user account.

The problem is in its natural form

In T8548#162176, @Jacalz wrote:

I have no idea as to why you are running in to these issues (can't reproduce myself), but I would recommend doing the following:

• Remove /home/alexander/.config.
• Reinstall brave using sudo eopkg it --reinstall brave.

I have pushed a new update, see D7866, hopefully this can bring some fixes for you (chromium update might bring some necessary fixes, hard to tell).

In T2172#151960, @JoshStrobl wrote:

Nobody said anything about the package not being developed. Re-read what I stated.

In T2172#118216, @JoshStrobl wrote:

This has sat in accepted for inclusion for almost a year now. Clearly, there is a lack of demand for the inclusion of this software, nobody has stepped up to provide a patch, maintain it, and properly integrate it. Closing as a result. Feel free to reopen but only when someone offers a patch via our proper patch submission methods and volunteers to be maintainer.

In T83#142193, @Girtablulu wrote:

@alexanderzhirov https://drive.google.com/open?id=1-62o6CIR0Ybh07xKJ4-RZDU76yP3Pe_c if this ain't working I need Sunny to take over

In T83#142143, @Girtablulu wrote:

can you run rm /usr/local/Brother/Printer/DCP7057/cupswrapper/cupswrapperDCP7057-2.0.4, I removed this before and thought it shouldn't have an impact

In T83#142141, @Girtablulu wrote:

if you wanna use the eopkg I compiled for addition https://drive.google.com/open?id=1cH29IF5VR0d_aQIDpK-fLouxCQxpcr-V, would be the safes way