In T334#61613, @der_eismann wrote:

How is this different from Cliqz? These guys bought Ghostery and also created a privacy-focused browser based on Firefox. Has anyone compared them?

CLIQZ is just slightly modified Firefox.

Correct tarball: https://github.com/multani/sonata/archive/v1.7b1.tar.gz

Will the inclusion of KDE Connect ever be a possibility? It's not very likely for someone to write a Budgie applet since it works just fine with AppIndicator.

@Clifspeare This is Ubuntu Budgie-specific, it's not intended for Solus.

In T2833#49910, @Thisuu wrote:

Plymouth isn't an option here imo. Is good for hiding all the stuff behind,but will waste ~3s of the boot time. Look at Windows,boot splash are to keep people happy while booting itself takes minutes ;)

Probably not a very good idea to request packages like that, but this browser looks good enough to be included in third-party. At least some Russian speakers will enjoy that.

Thanks for the explanation. Sounds quite weird though.

Source: https://github.com/dotnet/core/archive/1.0.3.tar.gz

Why does it need Qt when it's the GTK theme?

This thing looks good, but it hasn't been updated in a while. Probably yet another wishlist entry, but I hope this will see a new release in one way or another.

The correct one: https://github.com/RocketChat/Rocket.Chat.Electron/archive/2.3.0.tar.gz

You can run just download ZeroBundle (https://github.com/HelloZeroNet/ZeroBundle/raw/master/dist/ZeroBundle-linux64.tar.gz) and run ZeroNet.sh. That's it.

(though you can use PlayOnLinux if you really want staging, can't you?)

In T217#35397, @theSoenke wrote:

I've got a working Unity 3D on Solus https://github.com/solus-project/3rd-party/pull/103

In T2024#35365, @DataDrake wrote:

The Unity3D IDE is based on their own modifications to monodevelop . The rest of Unity is not open-source. That's why it is marked Third-Party.

Matter Control has a quirky build process. That's the only reason it hasn't been landed.

Unless you are actually requesting this for personal use, I am closing this.

T195

In T1410#34288, @joebonrichie wrote:

Please be noted that livestreamer-twitch-gui has been renamed to streamlink-twitch-gui as it now uses the livestreamer fork streamlink as livestreamer doesn't seem to be maintained any more.

You can find the project here: https://github.com/streamlink/streamlink-twitch-gui

I'm unsure whether to create a new package request for this.

In T1680#28772, @JoshStrobl wrote:

Why should this be added over our existing selection + extensions / addons?

@JoshStrobl I'm being a slowpoke here, but this shouldn't be compared to MyPaint. MyPaint is for artists, like Krita. KolourPaint is one of its kind because this is the only MS Paint-like software on Linux.

In T1441#25439, @DataDrake wrote:

Looks like gzdoom has this builtin nowadays though.

It's not a crash, just press Ctrl+Alt+F7.

You know, come to think about it, this may actually be related to the locale. Steam didn't work for me when my default language was ru_RU (or ru_UA, don't really remember), and now, when my language is English, it works fine.

This is not really a correct way of requesting a package. Maybe you should tag it as "Software"?

@DataDrake Not anymore. It works great, for me, at least.

Oh, hey, it's the same error I've encountered before, I even made a task T759 for this.

In T1358#24887, @DataDrake wrote:

@Zero is working on a patch for w3m to provide image support for gnome-terminal. This won't work for gnome-terminal out of the box. It never has.

It kinda works in urxvt, but it doesn't in gnome-terminal, even though it should. Guess the issue still exists, so the task should probably be reopened.

A better link to source: https://github.com/vcmi/vcmi/archive/0.99.tar.gz

It was already rejected (T571)

Yep, just happened to me as well.

Better GUI that is simpler to navigate, stuff that actually works (subscriptions, notifications, etc.), great configuration options (cause it's based around Livestreamer), ability to output stuff to different players (mpv, VLC, etc.), to play several streams at once, etc.

That doesn't make any sense. Most of the time I only want to download one big file, like a movie. With streaming I can watch it straight away, but if I have to download it completely before I can watch, it will take at least 20min to finish downloading.

It actually does. You watch movie as it downloads, and then delete it. That is kinda like streaming works.

Oh, just noticed that it's a duplicate. My bad :/

I can't find some dependencies neofetch needs in Solus repos, maybe that's the reason it does not work?

In T1250#20902, @10mangos wrote:

I think the desktop client is useful because you can stream, which you can't do with transmission.

No longer doing this because I don't use Solus for now. Maybe someone else will need it...

@JoshStrobl It is optional, but something still needs to play MIDIs. There are several options on ZDoom Wiki (like the last five to be precise): http://zdoom.org/wiki/Compile_GZDoom_on_Linux#Install_dependencies

@SFaulken Yeah, that's true. The 0.9.0 release will finally move to Qt5 though.

@drakovyrn If I am not mistaking, they said on the Hackfest (which is still live) that it is rather not easy to package. Besides that, it is just a .jar file which you can just download and run.

Name: The Fuck
Homepage: https://github.com/nvbn/thefuck
Open Source: Yes
Source: https://github.com/nvbn/thefuck/archive/3.11.tar.gz

In T55#13681, @skmlcd wrote:

I have recently bought the AMD RX 460 GPU. Out of the box the Solus is using the new AMDGPU drivers if I'm not mistaken, right? For me they have a very bad performance compared to drivers on Windows. Screen flickering, Youtube video frame dropping, bad FPS performance in Linux friendly games (Left4Dead 2, The Talos Principle).

I'm not posting this to complain, only to ask if there is any way I can help with this issue? I'm not exactly advanced Linux user, but I do have the hardware which I can help test.

Will try to do that.

Looks like OpenSUSE guys have fixed the issue.

Isn't 1.9.1 a legacy version?

https://content.runescape.com/downloads/ubuntu/pool/non-free/r/runescape-launcher/runescape-launcher_2.2.2_amd64.deb

The working URL is http://jdownloader.org/
Looks like the site where the sources should be is down.

Just in case it wasn't clear: all three Doom ports I requested (T834 and T835 included) are very different and appeal to different niches.