All of the packages for which we actually have specfiles, with the exception of mesa and freeglut, have been built and are available for x86 on bionicmutton. In principle, this means you can go and install KBE and FOSS packages, then start on building KDE against those (with useful support in Dude/Build, along with necessary patches).
kdesupport fails right now with something peculiar in taglib. Peculiar because it's a new type of _RTTI_ failure and I didn't think taglib .. oh, wait .. there *are* new changes there. And building taglib trunk with a FOSStaglib package installed is not a good idea either. I would suggest pkgrm FOSStaglib FOSSlibtunepimp before starting on kdesupport, *or* remove taglib from the kdesupport build before proceeding. One remaining issue is ncurses, whose libncursesw.so does not link to libtinfow, yielding annoying linker errors later (which have been worked around, but still ..). [ade]
