Sigh, that was supposed to be a -1, because several of the bugs apparently fixed in this update, are not fixed.
Installs and works OK on F26.
This is a major version update that breaks functionality, with no justification. This is against EPEL updates policy: https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/EPEL_Updates_Policy#Stable_Releases
This is a major version update that breaks functionality, with no justification. This is against EPEL updates policy: https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/EPEL_Updates_Policy#Stable_Releases
This is a non-backwards compatible change in a stable release, why?
There is no systray for Synergy now, it can only be configured on the command-line or in config files (and that makes it harder to stop/start the processes, and to debug connection logs).
It is no longer possible to use a mouse & keyboard attached to a client machine, it seems that synergy eats the input events, so you can only use the mouse & keyboard attached to the server. This is a major regression.
Boost.Python NumPy examples from upstream compile and run correctly.
Upgrading existing boost
or boost-devel
packages correctly installs the new boost-numpy
package. After rpm -e --nodeps boost-numpy
downgrading other boost packages also works correctly.
No problems found
No problems found
Fixes my bash completion bug.
Works well. All the failed mails for root@localhost in ~root/.esmtp_queue were delivered.
Fixes the bug, no new problems noticed.
The fedabipkgdiff utility works well.
The spec file needs Requires: pyxdg but a bug has already been reported for that and fixed in rawhide.
Still doesn't fix the problem, sddm fails to start when using nvidia drivers. SElinux exception is needed to get a working desktop system.