In T4269#114023, @bryan wrote:

Just wanted to log in to say that I am currently a Windows user (out of habit, using it since 1998). I have been meaning to switch to Linux for over ten years now (fed up of using Putty to access Linux servers) but was waiting for a distro that just worked, and had a familiar user environment that looked good without getting in the way or re-inventing the wheel (I tried Unity many times, pfff). After Microsoft sent a guy to prison for making Microsoft boot disks I was once again motivated to try out some Linux distros. Stumbled upon Solus. Seems to be by far the best distro I've ever used. Really good work, keep it up! It's really good! I can see myself making the leap soon! I post in here just to say that, yeah, the grouping of icons in the task list would be something important for me. But I understand that you guys are going through everything by priority, so I will be patient. Maybe some day I will know enough to be able to help...

Thanks again,
Bryan

WARNING **: com.github.cybre.budgie-haste-applet was of type addon but had no extends

That's fine. It will work despite that warning.

• Include the rebuilt pspec

In D80#1012, @JoshStrobl wrote:

You bumped the package.yml but the pspec never got rebuilt.

• Bump to 29

Removed unneeded command

• Enable emul32

Update libssh2 to 1.8.0

@JoshStrobl damn it :P

In T2616#45286, @W-Floyd wrote:

For what it's worth, I find in 'maintaining' most of the things I've packaged, using RSS feeds make it a lot easier:

• https://github.com/user/project/releases.atom for Github
• https://sourceforge.net/projects/project/rss?path=/ for SourceForge

Might there be any way to feed things like that in?

@DataDrake is working on a solution for that IIRC

1. Drop the component.xml file. That format has been replaced with the component key in the package.yml.
2. Use pkgconfig for build dependencies when possible:
   • pkgconfig(Qt5Core)
   • pkgconfig(libavcodec)

The patch has been updated to use the new meson macros.

It's a perl script. Still no build (install) system, though.

Sorry, I haven't had the time to investigate as it takes really long to build on my laptop. I will look into it in the future.

https://git.solus-project.com/packages/vcmi/commit/?id=7452e4dd8b04d14818870ca9667d75febd91f80c

I could've sworn I've already done this.

Well, that was stupid of me.
Fixed now. Thanks :)

The open-source version does not support extensions.
Install the proprietary version if you wish to use the extensions.

Started with the quick start guide and moved on to the full packaging guide. After I got comfortable with the stuff packaging became a trivial process for me.

Apparently there is a problem with webkitgtk3 when compiled with gcc 6.1.
https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1349856

There is no need to use curl as you can list multiple sources. Only the first one gets automatically extracted and the other ones can be then found in "$sources/".

Icons shouldn't be installed in /usr/share/icons/Moka.
Install them in /usr/share/icons/hicolor so they're available no matter what icon theme is currently in use.

Ah, sorry. Somehow I missed its existence :P

The reason /opt/brlcad is set as the prefix because BRL-CAD ships with some older versions of libraries and a build in /usr might overwrite important libraries and break the system.
The cmake script warns about this and even waits 15 seconds to proceed.

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