Ana Guerrero a écrit : > On Tue, Jun 02, 2009 at 09:08:30PM +0200, Patrice Pillot wrote: >> If there is no objection from the maintainers on this list I will file a >> bug tomorrow against kde-standard - I can't think about a more >> appropriate package since kde-l10n-** packages don't have rdepends at >> all and I don't feel like filing against each and every of those ;-) > File a bug about what? > You have to choose here kde3's translations or kde4's, kde3 and kde4 have been > never been co-installable.
Ana, As you can see on this page http://packages.debian.org/search?keywords=kspread , there are kde3 apps that are still available not only in squeeze but in sid, too. I wouldn't mind installing their KDE4 counterpart mind you, they're just not available. So, I consider it a bug that those applications are distributed with no l10n due to a packaging problem (as explained in details in my preceding messages). That doesn't mean I don't understand that the Debian Qt/KDE Maintainers are reluctant to fix such a packaging problem since eventually all of those kde3 apps shall be ported or taken out of debian. I have taken notes on the lack of manpower of the team and I do understand that this problem is regarded as (very) low-priority (as long as stable is not concerned and it is only a testing/unstable problem, at least). This is precisely why I asked for maintainers' advice here. I don't want to file an unecessary (for me) and cumbersome (for them) bug report (i.e. a bug that probably only time will fix). I've read Modestas message now and I think he's just saying that: too early to decide how to solve the problem. That's OK for me, really. After observing the debates on the list and elsewhere, I'm now convinced that the sooner we'll have only kde4 apps in the archive the better, so that everyone will be in position to fill just 'useful' bugs. RIP KDE3. Hope this clarify my question. pp -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to debian-kde-requ...@lists.debian.org with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact listmas...@lists.debian.org