Hi Ken, I believe nobody has put any effort to builds past 4.3.2 in the 4.3.x line. It will now be *much* simpler to maintain the packages for 4.3.80+ up to 4.4 buildable.
Imho, why spend time on 4.3.4 when preliminary builds for 4.4 are in good shape? In any case, the 4.3.2 repository is still open I believe, so if anyone has the resources... Regards, hnhn PS: I don't see how build 132 is special for Korona. PPS: Writing this from 4.3.85 built on OpenSolaris snv_130. On 01/ 8/10 03:36 PM, Ken Mays wrote: > Pavel, > > Best to have a stable build of Korona based on KDE 4.3.4. This way you can > slide it over to OSOL snv_132 in a few weeks and we can track that at > http://techbase.kde.org/Projects/KDE_on_Solaris/OpenSolaris/Korona more > consistently. I suggest updating Korona to KDE 4.3.4 and updating > bionicmutton's stable repository to KDE 4.3.4 - cleaning out older stable > repository builds on bionicmutton. The Solaris 10 x86 builds should move to > KDE 4.3.4 as well (if possible). > > Basically: > 1. KDE 4.3.4 for OpenSolaris 2009.6 and Nevada 111+ (stable) > 2. KDE 4.3.4 for Solaris 10 05/09 (stable) > 3. KDE 4.4 (trunk) OpenSolaris 2009.6 and Nevada 111+ (unstable) > > If you only have so much time, update your Korona build to KDE 4.3.90 (KDE SC > 4.4 RC1). Update all unstable patches and repositories to reflect from that > build source where appropriate. > > Other people can grab tasks and build from there. > > Hope that helps, > Ken Mays -- Jan Hnatek jan.hnatek at sun.com
