On 3/8/19 8:58 AM, Dominique Leuenberger / DimStar wrote:
On Fri, 2019-03-08 at 14:55 +0100, Ondrej Holecek wrote:
On Friday, March 8, 2019 2:28:10 PM CET Dominique Leuenberger / DimStar wrote:
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If nobody steps up, I'm afreaid we'll have to drop Steam from the repos. Which, for one, sounds like a shame. On the other hand, seems nobody in the userbase realized in the last two months that steam was not working?!? So it might not even be that big of an issue if we drop it. Hi,
last time I checked and it still seems to be the case steam crashes in swrast_dri, so I suspect it being problem in Mesa/DRI or software rendering usage and not in steam. In real world usage steam works perfectly fine (at least with AMDGPU drivers I use at home).
It would be shame to drop it from repos due to nonfunctioning openQA test since openQA does not tests AMD and NVIDIA drivers anyway.
Steam did not work for almost all of february. Seems to me kernel updates are the main cause of steam problems. Steam is working again now. I surely do not know about who was maintaining it, so I do not complain anymore. Sure would be bad to delete it if it works. Thanks to anyone who has helped. To me I would think it would be courteous for a maintainer to express a desire to pass it on. mike s
Thanks for your feedbacks! OF course, if steam works, it's not going to be dropped. It's just that this worked for quite a while in openQA and suddenly stopped. And without a maintainer looking at the bugs, there is not much to go by.
In this case, we're likely better off removing that test from openQA - until somebody finds the will, time and power to make a test that actually makes sense and gives a reliable information about the package. The test as-is serves no purpose, other than having a red blob.
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