Ok, good to know that a fix in on its way.
Thanks for taking a look. Been using Solus since 2017 and I can live with tethering for a while.

Babe got renamed to VVAVE
https://vvave.kde.org/beta.html

In T6251#113161, @kyrios123 wrote:

Note: This may happen for example if your machine was connected to a network drive that was turned off/disconnected before your machine shutdown; during the shutdown process, your machine will perform a umount of the disks and wait for the network drive that is not reachable until a timeout occurs.
When the problem occurs, wait a few minutes until the machine shuts down then turn it on again and check the logs of the previous boot with: journalctl -b -1. I guess there should be an error message near the end. If you don't see any relevant error message, try the same command with sudo to get more blah-blah.

In T6251#113158, @Lorien wrote:

This happened for me from time to time 1 - 2 month's ago, but it went away again. When i left the machine with the blinking cursor in the top left corner, it would eventually shutdown or reboot, but i guess it took 1 - 2 min. for it to do so.
Do you have any USB devices connected when it happens ?

In T6251#113024, @livingsilver94 wrote:

That was (yes, "was") happening to me too, until one day it stopped. Could be just a streak of fortunate events, I don't know. I'll report back here if it'll happen again.

Thanks, @DataDrake !

In D1453#36253, @theSoenke wrote:

@DataDrake I just tested it and unfortunately it fails. Actually only Gradle 1.8 seems to be officially supported for OpenJFX at this point

Unsupported gradle version 4.5.1 in use.
Only version 1.8 is supported. Use this version at your own risk

Maybe it is possible to backport this OpenJFX 10 patch http://hg.openjdk.java.net/openjfx/10-dev/rt/rev/0c458c14b6b9

I understand that Gradle is updated very frequently and thus it's cumbersome to keep up with it. Plus, most Java IDEs support the wrapper.

Thank you @sunnyflunk !

Same with freshly booted new Solus-Plasma-But-Like-Slightly-Less-Broken.iso
Except the single user setup I did not change anything.

Thanks, @folcred for confirming!

I tried compiling Cantata from source but even that fails with

Thanks, I tried it but without effect. I even reinstalled Cantata, deleted the config but still the same. Weird thing is that there are other icons instead. For example instead of the menu bar on the upper right, i got a phone symbol.

In T5427#100850, @JoshStrobl wrote:

but it did not work

Define "didn't work".

you can install it via pip but it won't show in the application menu

What is the reason for closing this? I don't want to argue over it but I don't even see the reason given.

Last Update: 2017-11-20
Compiled from source and runs. however i can't test dpi scaling or wacom input.
But for annotating PDFs this is really useful.