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  1. Another issue is that the script uses the old keyring schema, rather than GPG. It needs an update!
  2. Hello, I'm using flirc-usb with the RPi5 running Ubuntu 22.05. Unfortunately, the latest version of Debian and Ubuntu use libreadline8, rather than libreadline6, so apparently the script to add the repository fails. I've tried running the generic Linux versions, but I get the message "-bash: /usr/bin/flirc_util: cannot execute: required file not found". I thought I had manually chased down all the repositories, but apparently not. Is this message from missing libreadline6? Seems like a flatpak or snap may be in order, if the devs can't keep current.
  3. I run Linux Mint 20.04 on a MythTV frontend on an ASUS PN50 mini-PC. As the Consumer Infrared isn't fully supported for my PC, I opted for FLIRC USB. I've used several WMC remotes and they all have problems with keys being "already mapped". These include the "OK" key, the "Back" key, the Volume Up key and the Channel Up key. The issue occurs with the GUI. I've tried and failed to run the commandline version, but it fails looking for the "libreadline6" library, which is out of date and not available for my platform, which is on libreadline8. I've tried disabling the HDMI CEC feature from the BIOS, but that doesn't help. I should note that I run a wireless Logitech keyboard and mouse via the Logitech unified USB controller. Is it possible there is a conflict with the device mapping due to those peripherals?
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