Passes simple manual testing.
The bug is difficult to test, since the disabled dialog only shows up in special conditions, but from reading the code, the patch looks correct.
fedora-review
was failing, installing this update fixed the issue.
@kparal Unfortunately dosbox-staging
's first months in Fedora have been quite difficult.
The good news is that now there actually is a well working version 0.77.
It does not even bundle anything or do other things that should not happen in Fedora.
Very recently I applied to become a co-maintainer to help smooth things out,
I am just waiting for f33
branch for the mt32emu
dependency
to build and submit dosbox-staging.
Stay tuned.
There is a new version 0.77 that fixes the W^X crash bug, Unpushing this update, new one coming soon.
This update has been unpushed.
Tested, works. W^X is fixed for all cases where I previously ran into it.
Installs, starts up, some basic actions I tried worked ok.
Installs successfully, starts, can be used.
I have a F34 system that was suffering from BZ#1947214, so I had uninstalled flatpak. I reinstalled flatpak 1.10.2-2.f34 from stable, rebooted and got the SETroubleshoot notification. Then I installed this update, rebooted again, no more SETroubleshoot notifications. So, the bug is fixed by this update.
I also ran some flatpak commands: list, search, install, which all worked, and also opened a flatpak application and confromed it still worked. Everything works, great!
Works well.
Works well.
Installs successfully, Octave still starts, BZ #1946773 is fixed.
Installs successfully. This is a new library, no application uses it yet, thus I could not try to use it for anything.
Package found from updates-testing repository, installed successfully and replaced dosbox-0.74.3-6
as intended, thus BZ#1933849 is solved as such.
However, some games that could be played with dosbox-0.74.3-6
(but suffering from Wayland bugs), but with dosbox-staging
lead to selinux denial and segmentation. This is upstream bug 253. See Comment 4 for BZ#1933849 for more details.
Works like it should. I mostly tested the new features I implemented for this release, but that happened to cover all the defined test cases as well.