Looks good. Thanks!

Heads up: https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1455780

Works for me.

This works. I still think it should provide /usr/bin/keepassx as a symlink to /usr/bin/keepassx2. As it stands, if this is pushed for Fedora 24, there won't be a /usr/bin/keepassx, and I don't see how that serves any purpose.

This adds /usr/bin/keepassx2, which it great. It also removes /usr/bin/keepassx, which is IMO a regression. Shouldn't the latter at least be an alternative?

The binary itself appears to be functional.

scop, is there a reason you haven't pushed this?

Let's at least do this right -- it seems silly to push an outdated version.

Thanks for the testing!

Can you try restarting fish after upgrading:

See: https://github.com/fish-shell/fish-shell/issues/3065

works for me.

This update has problems with Dell's trackpads -- see #1296677.

(I think that 4.2 was okay because 4.2 was probably missing one of the several drivers needed to switch a multitouch trackpad on Skylake from PS/2 emulation mode to multitouch mode, so it never got far enough to crash the trackpad firmware.)

erinn, this is probably the same issue you saw.

This seems to work for me under virtme and on a normal laptop boot.

works for me with BT tethering (thanks!), VPN over BT, and normal 802.11.

works for me.

Works for me, both in normal desktop use and with a test that crashed the previous version.

Works on i915 Sandy Bridge, too.

I installed this from Koji. It seems to work on my Radeon Caicos card. There's some kind of issue with the cursor on Wayland, but I'm not at all sure that it was triggered by this update, and I think it's a kernel issue anyway. I'll file a bug.