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python-requests 2.11.1 - Updated for httpie.

python3: Fix splitting for pyconfig header.

Ensure evobuild creates eopkg directory.

neovim 0.1.6 and add neovim symlink for sanity.irssi: Unbreak description, use official upstream source.git-cola: Change to using python-qt5 as build and rundeps.electrum 2.7.12 and fixed missing rundeps.

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Here is a highlight of new inclusions and updates to software in our repository. We now use light for backlight controlling.

Resolved issues for some i3 users and their backlight controls not functioning.

Our protobuf and libboost have seen upgrades to the latest of their respective versions.

The robust threat detection engine, Suricata, has landed in the repository.Ī multitude of fixes, upgrades and improvements have been made to other software in our repository, such as:.

The work towards enabling httpd, by landing items like fcgi and nghttp2 also means that Valum, the web micro-framework written in Vala, has also landed in the repository.

httpd ( otherwise referred to as Apache 2) has landed in the repo.

Programming languages got some love this week, with Julia landing in the repository, updating our R to 3.3.2, updating our PHP to 7.0.13, and pip to 9.0.1.

The machine translation platform, Apertium, is now available on Solus.

This week we’ve continued broadening our selection of developer and technical tooling in the repository, as well as improving existing software. Continued Broadening of Developer and Technical Tooling Once the big Budgie 11 is released, our focus will return from our distro-agnostic desktop environment to improvements to some underlying bits of Solus, namely shifting from eopkg to a C-based “sol” package manager, which you can readĪbout here. That is just the tip of the iceberg for what we have planned for Budgie 11 and we have more in store to talk about in the future regarding Budgie. Perfect for studying, watching movies, gaming, and more! And when you want a bit of peace and quiet, you’ll be able to turn on “Quiet Mode” (a.k.a Do Not Disturb).

Such richer, actionable notifications will be grouped, with the ability to dismiss them on a per-notification or per-group basis.

Raven will be resizable, switch to a “drawer mode” so it may overlay panels, support widgets such as RSS and Weather, and support our plans for richer, actionable notifications.

Budgie will see the introduction of multi-monitor panel support, which the ability to drag reorder widgets, lock the panel, permit the panel on any edge, intellihide, and more.

Settings will be moved to a new Budgie Settings application, which we intend to be a replacement for Gnome Control Center.

Budgie Panel and Raven will use separate, versioned trees, and individual plugins will be appropriately namespaced.

Improving accessiblity and ensure all components are reusable, ATK registered, and don’t break a11y.

We have already expressed interest in numerous new features, functionality, and changes for Budgie 11, such as ( but not limited to):

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Once we are confident in the quality and initial functionality of Linux Driver Management, we will set our sights on Budgie 11 development and enhancing its architecture. This work will enable Optimus support as well as open the door for future, dynamic switchable graphics.

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Upon the release of our first ISO snapshot, we will shift to development of Linux Driver Management, our modern distro-agnostic solution for detectionĪnd configuration of drivers.

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Our proprietary drivers will reflect the latest versions released by the appropriate vendors, such as NVIDIA.An upgraded xorg-server, libinput and associated xorg-driver-input-libinput package.Kernel 4.8.8 and enabling support for sound on some Bay Trail laptops by enabling CONFIG_SND_SOC, CONFIG_SND_SOC_INTEL_BYT_MAX98090_MAC ( rolls right off the tongue, doesn’t it), and more.With the latest xorg-server released, we will be putting out our first ISO snapshot soon.

We know many of you have been curious to hear our plans for the future, now that Solus 1.2.1, and today we’re ready to share some details. We recently announced our partnership with Unixstickers to provide high-quality Solus stickers for our community and fans.

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Welcome to This Week in Solus, install #39.

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