Another precondition for the #asahi audio stack in #debian on it’s way to unstable with lsp-plugins 1.2.14-1 upload.
rust-wmidi 4.0.10 now uploaded with tests enabled! Thanks to upstream for the quick fixes. This is how #Debian packaging contributes to improving for everyone!
Apart from asahi-audio not being in the archive yet, we also need to take care of #1058672 … then onto actually providing a kernel (and installer) at some point in the future.
Today bankstown-lv2 was ACCEPTED into the #debian archive and I’ve now updated it from 1.0.0 to 1.0.3 as well. Now waiting for asahi-audio to pass NEW and we’ll have the userspace bits of the #asahi audio stack.
Triple uploads of speakersafetyd to #debian unstable today!
3 weeks and counting waiting for #debian NEW processing…. Have been poking at rust-wmidi 1 and rust-lv2-atom 2 in the meantime hoping to make rust-lv2 stack migrate to testing soon.
@AsahiLinux and whoever might be interested: as I understand it for GNOME users there is a ‘Battery threshold’ extension, but it hard-codes BAT0
so I made https://github.com/francku/gnome-shell-extension-battery-threshold/pull/11 which should hopefully make it work properly.