No change after updating linux-firmware from 20200316-47-1-x86_64 tody 20200421-48-1-x86_64.

Found other simlar issues with Linux 5.6.x kernels on Arch Linux https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=254475 and https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=254838

Today I booted with the old kernel 5.5.11-151-1-x86_64 via the grub extra options and tried the sleep mode, and this seems to work without freeze.

Since 26.04.2020 I have a similar issue that the laptop freezes after wakeup from suspend. I'm using Solus Linux without issues since more than a year on this laptop and had no problems with sleep/suspend before.

I'm using ruamel-yaml with Python 3.7, but it seems that the (outdated) ruamel_yaml package only installs the Python 2.x library.
Do you still plan to update ruamel_yamel and will it include Python 3.x?

I had the same issue, journalctl showed that lats NTP sync happened on 18. January.
With the 4 steps listed by @mate-user I could fix the issue.

I was also looking for pam_mout support to automatically decrypt and mount a gocryptfs folder.

It seems that XSane is now maintained under the sane.org project, you can find the latest source at gitlab: https://gitlab.com/sane-project/frontend/xsane

I just found that there seems to be a more recent variant (fork?) of scangear-mp2 for integration with sane at https://github.com/Ordissimo/scangearmp2. As far as I can see it's fully open source under GNU General Public License.

I also just run into a dependency issue on xterm while trying to use The FinalKey hardware password store with Solus. It's not possible to simply replace xterm with gnome-terminal because their CLI options are not compatible.

Thanks @r3r57 for the patch, can you maybe explain how you created the "master" for the patch? The reference [1] you provided doesn't work anymore.

I ran into the same issue and tried the snap install which fixed this issue, but the snap version had other issue with opening web links in Firefox. So finally I decided to install the tar.gz package from the Microsoft VS Code download page.

@STiAT : Thanks for the workaround instructions!
Do you know if the manually added certificates are removed if the system updates the certificates via the package manager?

I can also confirm this behavior using VMware View client in full screen.
If I try to minimize the VMware full-screen after awhile (screen saver time), then the screen saver locks the screen but I can't type the password.
I could switch to a console with Alt-Ctrl-F1 and kill the screensaver to get back control.
For now I disabled the screen lock, but hope it can be fixed soon.