These are system-state fixes — changes a normal package update can't make on its own (for example, group membership). They are applied only with your consent. The fastest way is:
wgpkg update sudo wgpkg fix # states each issue + change and asks before applying (as root)
wgpkg fix downloads a signed fix list (verified against WebGen's
release key — the same trust as the package repository), skips anything already applied, and asks
“We have a fix for … It will … Proceed? [y/N]” for each. Prefer to do it by hand? Every
fix's exact commands are listed below — nothing hidden.
audio groupid: audio-group-2026-07-25
Your desktop user isn't a member of the audio group, so ALSA and PipeWire can't open
the sound card (/dev/snd/* is root:audio). The card itself works — this
is purely a permissions gap (there's no logind here to grant per-session device access).
What it changes: adds your user to the audio group. You must log out
and back in afterward.
Do it by hand:
sudo usermod -aG audio "$USER" # then log out and back in speaker-test -c2 -t sine -l1 # a short test tone confirms it
Or: sudo wgpkg fix (applies this automatically after you confirm).
This page is an open changelog: fixes are added here as they're published to the fix list.