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Tried browsing videos in other YouTube client(s) such as mps-youtube. Minor problems, like/dislike ratio and category aren’t displaying of video metadata.

I tried using Iceweasel-UXP pre-release, but I’m unable to set any different font, size and encoding, and search any words/characters within page.

I opened up (and customised) the menu box, but edit and zoom control button icons are gone missing, except in toolbars.

Also, what about developer button (wrench icon)?

This issue affects on Lumina desktop environment on the current operating system in the testing stage of Milky Way 0.4 on QEMU.

Here’s what happened, I just tried clicking the screen saver on the preferences on the desktop menu–it happens nothing, and then I just tried searching xscreensaver-settings as an executable file on the terminal–unfortunately, it’s nothing there.

Can anyone fix and rebuild it properly?

Also known as “[opensurge] has refused to launch the game after failing to initialize [allegro] audio add-on” in the long title because of character limitation.

This issue affects the game popped me up with an error message; it never works and is unplayable.

While the X session is still running, did anyone happen key bindings being unresponsive? A few lines of errors appeared from xkbcomp because of a missing keyboard symbol on the single TTY. It reads:

The XKEYBOARD keymap compiler (xkbcomp) reports:
> error:   Could not resolve keysym XF86FullScreen
Errors from xkbcomp are not fatal to the X server

See also related issues affected on other existing distros, were eventually resolved:

• Arch: https://bugs.archlinux.org/task/65730 (FS#65730)
• Debian: https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=953032 (Bug#953032)

The title says that above if without having required library dependencies for most of them under 32-bit.

After setting up and testing our 32-bit QEMU instance, we often tried to initialize the X11, but it refused to do because of video driver issues.

As well as changing to other video drivers on our instance is still the exact issue.

Here is a log from X11 below we attached.

As the title says, some affected symbolic icons look like on a screencap of the GTK3 Widget Factory we attached below.

This issue affects the game crashed, causing the segmentation fault; it never works and is unplayable.

A few lines of errors appeared here from Numpty Physics. It reads:

[    0ms] [Os.cpp:278 INFO] Got locale: "en_GB.UTF-8", using "en"
[    0ms] [Os.cpp:283 INFO] No translation file for en, send a pull request
Segmentation fault

Here is the problem with ICU where LibreOffice has refused to build without genccode, yet an output log results like this.

makepkg -CLfs:

-- snip --
checking for genccode... no
configure: error: 'genccode' not found in $PATH, install the icu development tool 'genccode'
Error running configure at ./autogen.sh line 299.
-- snip --

pacman -Ql icu:

-- snip --
icu /usr/sbin/
icu /usr/sbin/escapesrc
icu /usr/sbin/genccode
icu /usr/sbin/gencmn
icu /usr/sbin/gennorm2
-- snip --

• OS name and version: Hyperbola GNU/Linux-libre 0.4
• Kernel name and version: Linux-libre 5.10.103-gnu1-1-lts
• Package name and version: yeahwm 0.3.5-2

The title says it above.

Using both methods to launch YeahWM with SLiM and xinit doesn’t work as it keeps crashing over the segmentation fault.

osdbattery is (probably) useless and broken so Conky did compete because It is still unmaintained and unsupported over 14 years ago (last released version 1.4 on August 23, 2005), and should be removed per anti-abandonware rule at the packaging guidelines.

Also, the default config file contains non-libre/free Microsoft font Verdana as X11 font format property in font variable.

Name: SSLeuth
Version: 0.5.3 (compatible Firefox version 42.* to 56.*)
Author(s): Sibi Antony (santony)
Licence: GNU General Public Licence (GNU GPL) 3.0
Source code: GIthub
Description: How strong is your HTTPS connection? SSleuth ranks an established SSL/TLS connection and gives a brief summary of the cipher suite, certificate and other SSL/TLS parameters.

Name: Privacy Settings
Version: 0.2.6 (compatible Firefox version 52.* to 56.*)
Author: Jeremy Schomery (j_schomery)
Licence: Mozilla Public Licence (MPL) 2.0
Source code: Github
Description: Alter Firefox’s built-in privacy settings easily with a toolbar panel.

Name: Classic Theme Restorer
Version: 1.7.7.2 (compatible Firefox version 45.* to 56.*)
Author: Aris (Aris-t2)
Licence: Mozilla Public Licence (MPL) 2.0
Source code: Github
Description: Squared tabs, application menu, add-on bar, small button view and many more ‘old’ features for ‘Firefox 29-56’, not for Firefox 57+!

Also known as “Replace the distributor logo as the startup dialogue, and app menu and start button icons from generic” in the long title because of character limitation.

If the distributor logo icon isn’t present, simply insert it and link few others into the appropriate paths that I made and attached below there.

Here is the list of the paths you do:

/usr/share/icons/material-design-{dark,light}/scalable/places/:

• distributor-logo.svg
• distributor-logo-hyperbola.svg (symlink of * distributor-logo.svg)
• start-here{,-hyperbola,-lumina}.svg (symlink of distributor-logo.svg)

Few other distros like Debian, NetBSD, and OpenBSD have some own customized login screens, while right here, the actual distro didn’t. I suggest you replacing them for the following paths on the list to come up next package release, which I have three files attached below there.

/etc/X11/xdm:

• Xresources
• Xsetup_0

/usr/share/xdm/pixmaps:

• hyperbola.xpm
• xorg{,-bw}.xpm (removed as unused)

Sometimes I ran Iceweasel-UXP with installed language packs (i18n), but the different bookmarks appeared from Firefox by default.

In the latest version fixes several issues and font improvements[1], but unfortunately there is a major problem contained five three non-libre/free typefaces in the source code.

• Apple II (1977): a licence forbids to sell and modify. Already removed
• Commodore PET (1977): a licence forbids to sell and modify. Already removed
• Atari 400/800 (1979): in the latest version, there is a vague term “freeware”[2] in documentation, but forbids to sell and modify.
• Commercial 64 (1982): a licence forbids to sell. Already removed
• Monaco (modern): proprietary from Apple.

$ rm -fr "./app/qml/fonts/{1977-*,1979-atari-400-800,1982-commodore64,modern-monaco}/";

Also, I attached three QML source code diff files down below, by removing and replacing strings.

[1]: https://github.com/Swordfish90/cool-retro-term/releases/tag/1.0.1/
[2]: https://www.gnu.org/philosophy/words-to-avoid#Freeware

A Syriac typeface family series of Beth Mardutho’s Meltho is considered as non-libre/free because a licence forbids to modify[1], and should be removed immediately.

[1]: https://github.com/freedesktop/xorg-misc-meltho/raw/master/license.txt

Contains many other (old and dead) non-FSDG distro and software archive and repo FTP sites, and must remove carefully.

In version 0.9.3 and 1.0, there are several added and changed (new or existing) features and functions, and fixed bug, crash and other issues.

But the critical part is contains non-libre/free Ubuntu font files over licensing issue, according to the issue: https://github.com/supertuxkart/stk-code/issues/2570

See those two sections in the version history releases for more details: https://github.com/supertuxkart/stk-code/blob/master/CHANGELOG.md

Two formats (including HTML and PHP) are provided to run semi-libre/free web browser Mozilla Firefox in the original code base, but it currently got blacklisted due to numerous branding, security and privacy issues, and replaced by the Hyperbola Iceweasel-UXP. To replace existing strings at the web section in xferc.in:

html = "iceweasel-uxp,iceweasel-uxp,<txteditor>;Hyper Text;html_32x32.png;html_16x16.png;;"
htm = "iceweasel-uxp,iceweasel-uxp,<txteditor>;Hyper Text;html_32x32.png;html_16x16.png;;"
php = "iceweasel-uxp,iceweasel-uxp,<txteditor>;PHP Source;html_32x32.png;html_16x16.png;;"

About that distro, Elementary OS is semi-libre/free, Ubuntu based, long term support, but does not comply with the GNU Free System Distributibution Guidelines (FSDG). To either rebrand or remove existing non-FSDG compliant distro icon files.

The following affected files are present in this list:

• /usr/share/icons/elementary/places/16/distributor-logo.svg
• /usr/share/icons/elementary/places/24/distributor-logo.svg
• /usr/share/icons/elementary/places/32/distributor-logo.svg
• /usr/share/icons/elementary/places/48/distributor-logo.svg
• /usr/share/icons/elementary/places/64/distributor-logo.svg
• /usr/share/icons/elementary/places/128/distributor-logo.svg
• /usr/share/icons/elementary/places/symbolic/distributor-logo-symbolic.svg