XWayland probably will support NVIDIA EGLStreams next year with version Xorg 1.20: https://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=Xorg-Server-1.20-Features

@JoshStrobl Keybase uses 777 by Default.

In T4751#84716, @Teewet wrote:

I can understand how hard it can be to maintain a new kernel, but this kernel has so many advantages.

Try getting the -devel packages of all the deps.

Why do we need (to maintain) a new kernel if no one or an extremely small proportion of the users is going to be using it?
Solus has made exceptions for specialist software before but this is a bit much, I feel.

In T1132#84358, @Tebro wrote:

install -Dm 00644 $pkgfiles/keybase.tmpfiles $installdir/%libdir%/tmpfiles.d/keybase.conf

@ylk Maybe as a temporary solution we could do that on the 3rd-party repo, if @JoshStrobl is willing.

@mate-user Rust is used for things other than Firefox... Like for making buggy softwarez.

installing google-chrome before installing vbox doesn't cause this problem.

In T4524#82179, @joebonrichie wrote:

• Point .0 releases for major software should never make it into stable such as linux-current, mesa or a gnome stack upgrade. Putting .0 releases in unstable is okay for testing and helping upstream iron out issues, but major software should be updated to the first point release (x.x.1) before making it into stable.

The network speeds are quite slow, IMO. =_=

@yaymalaga I would love to see secure boot in Solus but since it was designed with windows in mind there isn't a huge benefit to use it, but it would be nice to have.

@kyrios123 It is closer to a alternative (FreeBSD/port) package manager, so it allows people with lower storage people to install software that is not included/can't be maintained in Solus.

add component

@JoshStrobl will it be possible to reopen this task?

@JoshStrobl noted, however, this package has been pending since May and it seems really useful to me.

I never knew Nautilus has such an extension,
My apologies.

use /usr not /usr/local

@ikey Yes, T284

This was apparently built off the "linux-firmware" git tree, marking this as resolved.

If it helps @ikey Debian already has "realtek-firmware" ( https://packages.debian.org/sid/firmware-realtek ) package that provides support for Realtek wifi and bluetooth.