Perhaps we could downgrade a package for the ISO…

We could compile an older version of this package and then tell build.sh to sudo pacman -U /into-the-iso or something like that. Maybe we could solve our issue that way until the problem is resolved for good…

Are you also having errors like “old vboxsf binary” when booting the new iso?

Yes! I’m SO glad to hear it’s not just me or something I am doing wrong

@fernandomaroto said in Libinput Gestures Broken - Version 1.11.1 Released Today:

My new isos have these bug and i’m like crazy trying to figure it out! hehehe

Finally!!! I’m not the only one! I’m not going crazy . This issue has been driving me CRAZY!!!

When i logout and relogin the mouse restarts working in VM, but i can’t find out why…

Oooh… I didn’t notice that! Got to try it out here…

I saw some xorg updates today, maybe they’ll fix it. (i didn’t see any libinput updates here yet)

Great minds think alike! I just started another new build here as well, hoping the same thing!

By any chance have you run into the same problem I have @fernandomaroto? The one where you build an ISO and no matter what (for the past 5 or so days - which incidentally is, as far as I know, about the same amount of time that this libinput issue has surfaced for us) the majority of mouse clicks do not work in a VM? Because I’ve been running into that for days now! And while I could be mistaken, I strongly suspect that this is the cause. I know that libinput deals with the mouse and touchpad, although to the exact extent I am unsure of at this point. But it’s the only possible culprit I can find, so it’s the only thing I can think of that could be causing this issue.

I love this idea! You guys can use all of the Reborn packages you want for this :). If you need me to send them to you, just say so! This truly sounds like something beneficial for everyone - even pure Arch users (although I am sure they would never admit that)

If you haven’t figured it out by now, I am in the “nay” party.

That’s it!!! I am highly thinking of moving everything from Reborn OS over from Github to Gitlabs. And if you guys will join me, I plan on working to convince as many opensource developers to leave as well. I can not stand idly by if there is even a chance of Microsoft ruining Linux. I will not stand by and watch it burn. I will not stand by as freedom is crushed. I will not stand by as money and corruption makes it’s way into our lovely Opensource community. First Microsoft bought a chair on the Linux Foundation, and now this. But no more! A movement starts with one person - will you join me?

Oooh… installing now

Thanks!

In my opinion, offering more options can reap several benefits without becoming too confusing - if done right. Wording, pictures, and explanations seem rather crucial, as well as knowing when a choice is too niche or not. In my mind, Openbox is used by enough people to warrant it staying. However, perhaps a warning in its description that it is NOT for newbies might be a good idea? That way, the confused people can just move on rather than sit there trying to puzzle it out .

What do you think?

Sure! It should work now…