Looks like Arch are building this with Qt5 so should be OK.

I'd like to see at lease one more release to know that the new upstream is healthy.

To solve this task, we need to package (at least):

This appears to still be in development (no stable builds). When it becomes the case that there are stable, non pre-release build, it will be accepted for inclusion (although I am not thrilled with having even more apps in our repo using Granite, seeing as they quite obviously catering to themselves).

What is the state of this request?

In T6358#141754, @css459 wrote:

I have a working package.yml (with pspec_x86_64.xml) that creates an eopkg successfully. How exactly would I submit this with arc since the following link looks like it walks through modifying an existing package? I might be misunderstanding, however.

https://getsol.us/articles/packaging/submitting-a-package/en/

Of course, if the original creator prefers to be the package maintainer for this program, I'll gladly turn the files over.

I have a working package.yml (with pspec_x86_64.xml) that creates an eopkg successfully. How exactly would I submit this with arc since the following link looks like it walks through modifying an existing package?

Thank you for taking the time to reach out and clarify. Any time I tried to find this license I would get thrown into the EULA, which is annoyingly vague and in no way points out this exemption. I will take this under advisement.

a new release tagged as stable https://github.com/kvirc/KVIrc/releases/tag/5.0.0 10 days ago

Closing permanently in favor of T7475: Strawberry Music Player, which is a fork of Clementine that supports Qt5.

I volunteer to maintain this package as I use it occasionaly. Should be solved by D5023

Maybe adding the fingerprinting deamon as a build dep for the control center? Otherwise one could probably contact the maintainer of the controll center on Fedora.
Here is a link to the package: https://apps.fedoraproject.org/packages/gnome-control-center/overview/

The GNOME implementation has no documentation whatsoever, that I could find. Not sure how it would work out.

I guess we need to stick to the gnome control center implementation and perhaps hope that plasma adds such support in a coming update.

Perhaps this could be replaced with GCL? This seems to be older, while GCL is GNU's official Common Lisp.

This requires a few Qt4 dependencies, which have now been deprecated. Also hasn't been updated since 2016, doesn't seem to be getting a Qt5 port anytime soon. Perhaps close?

This package has been marked by a Core Team member for planned deprecation. In this case, Planned Deprecation means that this package will be removed from our repository in the event no individual comes forward to maintain this package. Such Planned Deprecation will occur no less than 30 days from the adding of this tag.

This package has been marked by a Core Team member for planned deprecation. In this case, Planned Deprecation means that this package will be removed from our repository in the event no individual comes forward to maintain this package. Such Planned Deprecation will occur no less than 30 days from the adding of this tag.

This package has been marked by a Core Team member for planned deprecation. In this case, Planned Deprecation means that this package will be removed from our repository in the event no individual comes forward to maintain this package. Such Planned Deprecation will occur no less than 30 days from the adding of this tag.

I'd like to maintain this.

This package will require pyPDF2 to be packaged for Solus. Unfortunately, development of pyPDF2 has stalled. See below.

There is a V. 1.1.1 now

It means someone has to package it, push it to phab and then he can reopen the task

I am not a developer so I am not sure what is meant when a 'patch' is required. However for info the latest stable 1.4 tar version compiles and runs fine on Solus so just needs packaging I guess.

wow, this was a fast response.

As per my statement:

Like it has already been said, Geeqie is able to open RAW files in order to sort and prune before importing into Darktable.
Best and fastest raw+jpg file manager seen since I do digital photography, in the early days of 1999 !

Should be closed with fb3960bcdc0b @DataDrake

I would like to maintain this package.