Well, I'll use Thunderbird in the meantime. It's true that Mailspring is not working properly, and I consider installing gnome-keyring a non desirable solution if you want to use Plasma.

That works! So... this should be in the Mailspring dependencies then?

In T5546#99867, @sunnyflunk wrote:

You can install the old version via:
sudo eopkg install https://packages.solus-project.com/shannon/m/mailspring/mailspring-1.10.11-4-1-x86_64.eopkg

I can confirm the same Cannot find module 'babel-preset-electron' error after the update.

At least in MATE it's working as any other app: Brisk menu shows it once, has a tray icon, not lagging...

Nice! It works! I just installed it via

snap install mailspring

I'm aware of your way to adapt and overcome difficulties, and that is what amazes me the most of Solus. In some way I feel really privileged to witness this period, because things are growing exponentially. I'm pretty confident that things will get better and better. Anyway, I have been thinking in other examples appropiate to this, and I have got to the conclussion that the pieces being affected by the momentum of the changes are mostly third party stuff. For example, VirtualBox tends to get messed up after big kernel updates, or some games in Steam in some point got messed up in my system. On the other hand, native packages tend to behave really well and I really appreciate that, but the other bits seem a little annoyed by changes around them.

In T4349#88231, @ikey wrote:

Starting here: https://github.com/solus-project/qol-assist

Today they released a .deb and a .rpm for Mailspring. It seems that they will make a snap too, so maybe the best idea would be to collaborate with them in some way to accelerate that snap building :D

Ok, so hp-tools works ok. But although sane-backends package is installed, when running simple-scan it says "unable to start scan" and in Preferences only my webcam is listed (when running it with sudo, nothing is listed, but the scan works...). On the other side, when using sudo simple-scan I can scan normally. Maybe is a simple-scan bug?

I know, I just want to help KDE in Solus become as good as the other DE options :)

The error it gives (in a clean recently installed Solus system) when starting it in a terminal is

I had some permission problems leaving the sources in /opt/xmind. It works if you use something like $HOME/opt instead and, consequently, modifying the xmins.sh script to point there. I'm really not a expert, so maybe its not the best idea, but works nicely.

Ok, going there