Matthias Klumpp

@Jehan That's pretty cool! As far as I can see, you will have a few options to achieve that: * Use appstream-glib: You should definitely disable the builder part when...

@hughsie Yes, you did :D For libas, the order is always default screenshot first, and then the rest in whatever order it is defined in the XML. This is just...

@kparal It means that is is only working in the appstream-glib implemantation, but not in any other - so the things will look different in at least Arch, Debian, Ubuntu,...

> If the document order is kept (or at least recommended to be kept to the store implementation), we don't need priorities and it's also natural/intuitive for the appstream writers....

@hughsie If the screenshots are added, just append them to the existing list? How often do these merges happen, by the way? Is this really a feature that is still...

Debian doesn't impose any rules on externally created packages - there are [best practices](https://www.debian.org/doc/manuals/developers-reference/best-pkging-practices.html) that make sense to be followed by external packagers as well though, and of course there's...

Both, actually, although GtkD is probably a bit more correct. Since D has no ABI stability and you can't use any library compiled with one D compiler with code compiled...

Meson supports unity builds, but the D support likely doesn't. Implementing this should be easy though. DMD and LDC not following GCC/Clang flags is an incredible nuisance, so much so...

@russel This is only due to the tinyendian Meson file *explicitly* stating that it wants a static library, hence a static library gets built and installed. Usually, you can toggle...

@russel No, the default is always to only install the shared libraries, at least on Linux distributions. In some rare cases, if it's considered useful to have, static libraries are...