In T8592#163537, @JoshStrobl wrote:

Sent out a cooked Budgie ISO to a few folks that were kind enough to reach out. I've validated full-disk encryption installation using the new testing ISO and will also be doing another re-install with just LVM (no encryption).

Also it's using a new compression algorithm compared to previous ISOs. The ISOs end up *slightly* larger but the end result is a much faster installation (seriously, it took me longer to fill out the info than it took to write to disk). Hopefully those testers will notice (and we'll get some positive results from them).

Tomorrow I'll be cooking the other editions (and hopefully getting some finalized MATE desktop branding updates from @kyrios123). Installation should be identical but it won't hurt to test the other editions.

I have been able to build an eopkg package, but I have to figure out how to include & enable the systemd service

ZeroTier is a great solution, using it daily.

Hi there!

Have been testing a bit and recent kernels in combination with Nouveau drivers on Nvidia MX150 seems to be causing the issues. (Booting only once every while and when booted the system hangs within a few minutes of normal use)

It isn't stupid at all to assume Dutch keyboards are actually used in the Netherlands but they are not.
Not at all.

Just tested the second Patreon testing iso with the new and improved installer.

When selecting "Find my location automatically" and going forward by pressing "Next" the wrong keyboard layouts are presented if you are based in the Netherlands.
Several Dutch keyboard layouts are shown which nobody is using - instead of US international which is the default in the Netherlands.

@JoshStrobl this is not a duplicate, may seem similar
but this task describes 2 different issues and describes it more comprehensively.

Confirming that the workaround @timoll mentioned works over here.

@ikey would love to do some performance testing on Solus, but how can I?
Phoronix did some performance testing ages ago (http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=MTM1NjQ) on Ubuntu.