Well, I can manually override the boot so that it boots into the installed OS from the BIOS menu. But a system like Ubuntu's that prompts you to remove the USB before restarting would be more user-friendly.

@Girtablulu May I ask why that is?

It seems to only find my webcam. I tried poking around the interface/settings but there doesn't seem to be an option to pick a different scanner.

Just happened again. It sends a notification with title "could not find interface wlp7s0" and body "IP configuration was unavailable."

I have the same problem :(

Remove check because it fails

Address changes suggested by @livingsilver94

Add newline at end of flatpak.sysusers

Add newline at end of package.yml

Creating the file /usr/lib/sysusers.d/flatpak.conf with contents u flatpak seems to fix it.

@Girtablulu yea, it seems like it's hardcoded to use a theme called "default" by default

Finally fix git :)

Try again to fix git

Oh, I wasn't intending to "bump" the task, I just wanted to show agreement with @TeenCorn. But I won't do that in the future

This also requires updating wlroots to 0.10.1

@algent Taken care of. Thank you

The asdf maintainer is open to making it installed system-wide at some point in the future.

Yikes, I messed up with the version control. I'll get back to this when I can find time.

Try to fix git again

Fix broken git

Improve formatting of package.yml

How is pulling in polkit-gnome, scrot and dmenu as required dependencies "simple defaults"? I don't even use dmenu with i3 (I use rofi) and you can very well use the KDE or MATE polkit daemon instead of the GNOME one...

I would argue that music player control, which is included in the default configuration, is more complex and inessential than wallpaper configuration.

A question is, which wallpaper should be used? Should there be a special wallpaper for i3 like there is for KDE?

This isn't really a package request, since AFAIK all of the Fedora battery life changes are kernel config changes

Have you added doxygen as a builddep?

@JoshStrobl Sorry about that, I'm back on Solus due to Gentoo being extremely troublesome :)

Update to 0.7.2, move patch and configure to setup step

Update python-humanfriendly to 8.2

Sorry for the nonresponse, and sorry for abandoning my patch after you guys spent a lot of your time teaching me about Solus packaging. I'm on Gentoo right now, with no intention of going back to Solus. I still believe Solus is the best distribution but I want to use the Sway window manager without a desktop environment and it's a bit harder to do that on Solus. I will try to set up a virtual machine to continue contributing to Solus, but I'm very busy with other stuff at the moment.

@DataDrake It appears that this package is meant to be installed exclusively in the home directory, in a folder called ~/.asdf. It would require major patching to make it work system-wide. In light of this, is the package still accepted for inclusion?

@DataDrake I would be willing to package and maintain this. Could you catch me up on the progress so far in packaging this?

I'm using amdgpu too and I have no problems. How long does the freeze happen? Is it short or do you have to shut down your computer afterwards?

Run lspci -k | grep -EA3 'VGA|3D|Display' and paste the output here

@serebit

I'll have a differential ready by tonight.

It's been a few weeks?

@JoshStrobl What if we just replaced inetutils with iputils?

I have Ryzen 7 2700X and Radeon RX 570 and this doesn't happen to me. Which GPU driver are you using?

@JoshStrobl Should be fixed now

@JoshStrobl Is this still blocked, or would I be able to submit a package? It would be a shame if it's not included in the distribution since it's WAY better than the official launcher and it's overall a very well written piece of software.

@JoshStrobl I tried to add the three Python libraries as child revisions of D8243. Did it work?

I'll package this.

Finding and installing the right package is fine for us advanced users, but I'm worried a newbie will get stuck on this and say "Linux is so hard!" and quit. Newbies are also the people who will most likely encounter a 7zip archive, as they are less likely to be software developers/engineers and more likely to have normal office jobs.

Update patch title

Change name from gtk-stress-testing to gtkstresstesting (closer to upstream)

Add dependency on python-typing-extensions

Wait... python-typing-extensions should be dependency of python-injector

Add dependency python-typing-extensions

Maybe Ark should be patched to install p7zip when it detects a p7zip archive... open a popup and say "P7ZIP is required to open this archive. Would you like to install it?"

Drop dependency on appstream-glib

So should p7zip be added as a runtime dependency for Ark? People migrating from Windows expect to be able to open 7zip files and a lot of people use 7zip for work (in fact, I've had to open many, many 7zip archives for stuff over the years).

Fix hash

[Info] Building gtk-stress-testing-0.7.1
[Build] Building native package
[Source] Extracting source
[Build] Running step: build
[Build] Enabling ccache
+ cd /home/build/YPKG/root/gtk-stress-testing/build/gst-0.6.1-4179e7af494ef457a30e3a7c5af5f0868afea992

What?

For some reason GtkStressTesting is saying that it's 0.6.1 even though the package.yml clearly states 0.7.1

Rename patch in package.yml

Rename patch

Incorporate changes from @algent

Uncomment dependencies (all dependencies have been packaged and submitted for review)