Actually, do you have radeon-profile-daemon running? Try running

sudo systemctl enable radeon-profile-daemon
sudo systemctl start radeon-profile-daemon

and see if that fixes it. I can reproduce your issue if the service isn't running.

In T8360#159583, @JoshStrobl wrote:

Considering this resolved since we've since reverted to 5.2.x

In T8392#159605, @JoshStrobl wrote:

Prodding @serebit since he's been the one updating it.

Fix incorrect placement of ckb-next-daemon service

Might want to patch T8360 before 5.3.1 hits stable

On my system, the example dav1d decode was over 4.5x the speed of the aom-av1 decode (Ryzen 7 3700X).

Rebuilt to fix pspec

The pspec file isn't updated. Fixing now.

This appears to be fixed after upgrading to kernel 5.2.9.

@joebonrichie You absolute madman. Godspeed.

Kitty is now at 0.14.3. This diff can be closed.

¯\_(ツ)_/¯ I saw the same thing. Not a very helpful error message, admittedly.

I have a working buildscript for the HL L2390DW, @Girtablulu. Should I submit a differential?

Could be related to https://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=Linux-AMD-Analog-Input-Audio-WA.

Issue still exists, and I have had multiple people with new Ryzen CPUs come to me with the same issue, also on Solus.

Got this error again on Unstable. Disabling LSI allowed Steam to update, but it still will not launch.

Wow, my bad! Thanks @EbonJaeger.

Built and tested with several games, works perfectly for me.

In D6882#108786, @JoshStrobl wrote:

You need to clone the libtas git repo and base your work on that.

Changed commit to not amend previous commit

In D6882#108755, @JoshStrobl wrote:

Please follow https://getsol.us/articles/packaging/updating-an-existing-package/en/

@DataDrake I just got home to test, and running spd-conf -d on the affected machine does produce audio with the same distortion.

Sure can, although I'm not sure if it's the cause, considering that the issue happens with any audio source in the voice channel (including bots and other users with microphones).

In D6763#107173, @JoshStrobl wrote:

Making actually looking at the breeze package history before commenting would provide some insight?

Why was this abandoned and reverted? Besides the package woes, it seemed like a positive change.

In D6763#107108, @alecbcs wrote:

After updating to the latest version in the unstable repository I can confirm that I now only have one breeze-cursor option and it works in Flatpak apps. However, after updating breeze my system reverted to Adwaita (after a reboot) and I had to reinstall the breeze-cursor theme through eopkg to get it to show up in budgie desktop settings.

Updated SPDX 3.0 license to match the project's license

Updated SPDX 3.0 license to match the project's license

Updated pspec to match package.yml

Updated pspec to match package.yml

Not yet, I realized I didn't update the pspec. Diff inbound.

Updated SPDX 3.0 license to match the project's license

Updated SPDX 3.0 license to match the project's license

Removed inappropriate license name and replaced with correct SPDX 3.0 license

What would you suggest then, @JoshStrobl? I personally believe a slow migration towards a preference for Python 3 is a good way forward, but it's not my decision to make.

Changed license to match SPDX spec

Changed license to match SPDX spec

Changed license to match SPDX spec

Update license to match SPDX spec

Change license to match SPDX spec

Changed license to match SPDX spec

Test results with building packages with OpenJDK 11 instead of OpenJDK 8:

Gradle 5.4.1

Built successfully

Maven 3.6.1

Built successfully after bootstrap

ipscan 3.5.5

Built successfully (now supports JDK 11 officially)

Currently doing testing with building the above packages with JDK 11, I believe JDK 11 is our best bet considering almost nothing supports being built with JDK 12 yet. Besides, rolling, not bleeding.

Removed unnecessary build and run dependencies. Tested with building kitty docs again to ensure stability.

Removed unnecessary dependencies

Removed unnecessary dependencies

Removed unnecessary dependencies

Removed unnecessary dependencies

Removed unnecessary dependencies

Removed unnecessary dependencies

Fixed incorrect release numbering

Note that this requires extra extensions that were split off from the main repository. These will be added as separate differentials, akin to python-sphinxcontrib-websupport, if this revision is received positively.

Removed manual installation of LICENSE

Made a working package.yml as well, built and tested.

I couldn't build Gradle with JDK 12.0.1-zulu, but I managed to do so with OpenJDK 11.0.1. I also managed to build one of my projects successfully using Gradle on the same OpenJDK 11.0.1 build.