The application sk1 won't be possible to integrate for now as there is no further stable released package available and the person Ihor Novikov died earlier this year due to COVID-19. And I think it is only fair to let all interested persons read this as it stands right on the website of the project.

Thanks for all you've done Ihor Novikov. All the best for family, friends and all beloved beings!
https://sk1project.net/

When there is time I'll get in contact with remaining team-members, if it is possible to get the stable versions for packaging.

Thanks, just the compile-options would be for sure a very big help.
That being said: We also need libvirt as included daemon, otherwise for sure nothing is found. Will do as fast as possible, but for now being onto wine-stable.

Short note about syncthing: As this tool is relying only onto go 1.16 and the newer version is telling that here syncthing and corresponding syncthing-gtk won't be part for Hyperbola any longer. So we are going to look onto Unison: https://www.cis.upenn.edu/~bcpierce/unison/

Both entries are going to be removed from the TODO-List, at least the following packages are not finished right now:

blender
libreoffice
0ad
virt-manager (aqemu stays in as alternative as long not all possibilities tested)
wine-stable
radicale (also services to include for HyperRC and runit)
php (also services to include for HyperRC and runit)
gajim
prosody (also services to include for HyperRC and runit)
mumble

Another package to be removed without being integrated: gajim won't be part for Hyperbola any longer as the application is hard depending onto python-keyring and so also onto dbus. There is no way around that and the support would be removed only for one version without knowledge of changing or possibilities for the future. So gajim will be removed and instead pidgin is given a further tryout as the project supports being compiled and used without dbus and further Linux-frameworks.

Nevertheless the following dependencies will be for sure added: farstream and python-distro, coming from gajim as work. A bit frustrating having hours of work and after the installation the application is not working just because of bloatware missing, but that's the decision of the developers and maintainers of the project. So see you, gajim, better try next time.

Just to add also: I was the person adding gajim once to the wishlist. But to see the variant from the runtime is another thing compared seeing that from the compiling when dependencies are missing. Removing dbus is one thing and gajim runs there for sure. But the application is using such bloated things like gnome-keyring and kwallet for storing passphrases. Well? Going for good to see and document that here.

So the corresponding list:

blender
libreoffice
0ad
virt-manager (aqemu stays in as alternative as long not all possibilities tested)
radicale (also services to include for HyperRC and runit)
php (also services to include for HyperRC and runit)
prosody (also services to include for HyperRC and runit)

The following packages left on the TODO-list for now:

blender
libreoffice
0ad
virt-manager (aqemu stays in as alternative as long not all possibilities tested)

NOTE: There would be also libvirt needed at some point for service-provider in regards to qemu.

We have another problem:

I use command:  fair-viewer
this is the error: Cannot do `initialize' in Term::ReadLine::Gnu at /usr/bin/fair-viewer line 73.

As for the gtk version of fair viewer, I get this:

when I type in this: usr/bin/vendor_perl/gtk-fair-viewer

This is the error: Can't load '/usr/lib/perl5/auto/Glib/Object/Introspection/Introspection.so' for module Glib::Object::Introspection: /usr/lib/perl5/auto/Glib/Object/Introspection/Introspection.so: wrong ELF class: ELFCLASS32 at /usr/share/perl5/XSLoader.pm line 93.
at /usr/share/perl5/Gtk3.pm line 48.
Compilation failed in require at /usr/share/perl5/Gtk3.pm line 48.
BEGIN failed--compilation aborted at /usr/share/perl5/Gtk3.pm line 48.
Compilation failed in require at /usr/bin/vendor_perl/gtk-fair-viewer line 38.
BEGIN failed--compilation aborted at /usr/bin/vendor_perl/gtk-fair-viewer line 38.

No worries, it is very much needed!

Yeah, for some it certainly is...

At best the version being used by Debian Bullseye by now, so far 7.0.4:

https://packages.debian.org/bullseye/libreoffice

Arch Linux is using 7.1.6 for libreoffice-still. But we are oriented on Debian!

I have not said that we have all dependencies already done or have them available in the repositories: The application includes all that to be done, so every package done and working brings us a little bit more near the final working compilation for the missing ones.

For now not that far: At minimum there is first the need to complete the bare dependencies for both, blender and libreoffice. As alternative: aqemu needs also fixes for being worked out completely for now. So there are many fields for further on-going research. By now I think both - dbus and java - are just optional for libreoffice so at least having them out from the system and for sure the PKGBUILDs results in a clean compilation afterwards. But that needs also further and some more tests within librechroot when all is ready.

Precisely, it's Sagar (सागर in Devanagari). Sagara isn't wrong exactly, it's alright. Are you available on tox, zapper?