Yes, it is an optional feature, and it has been added as a weak dependency. Remove or block it if you don't want it.
Compiles and runs Jellyfin as expected.
Thanks for fixing bz 1892006.
No regressions seen on Vega 11 / Ryzen 3400G.
Upgraded from 19.0.5. No regressions seen.
@itrymybest80, that is an interesting use-case that may not be widely known. I would suggest you raise this on the Wine forum - https://forum.winehq.org/ - or if it is reproducible create an upstream wine-staging bug. https://bugs.winehq.org/enter_bug.cgi?product=Wine-staging
There is no upgrade path for radicale 2 to 3. This breaks F32 to F33 upgrades as there is no radicale 2 in F33.
There's a dep problem introduced in this update. Problem: cannot install the best candidate for the job - nothing provides pkgconfig(libudfread) >= 1.1.0 needed by libbluray-devel-1.2.1-1.fc33.x86_64
Works fine. Thanks.
Starcraft 2 still works.
Thanks for quickly fixing this.
Perhaps I misread the comment and the linked commit is not to the fix. Sorry.
@ssusbauer, please see comment # 8.
The flash plugin is still broken in this release. Upstream says they backported it to v80... I guess it was too late for 80.0.1?
FYI - The Flash plugin is broken in v80. Upstream has fixed it.
I can't update wine beyond 5.10 yet. 5.11 requires an updated wine-mono and that update packages a binary form of MinGW clang as a compiler instead of using traditional MinGW gcc.
@atim this update includes the patch from the bug you linked.
Yes, they have been fixed for some time. I added them here so they will get closed. Sorry for the misdirection.
@hxunbanned It is not appropriate to place negative karma on every update. It is also not appropriate to place negative karma on updates that have minor regressions. Please adhere to the feedback guidelines when submitting karma. https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/QA:Update_feedback_guidelines