[kde] and, for my next trick ...
The libpng[23] screwup in unstable is now more or less resolved with
kde{base,graphics,network} in incoming. Now, the only packages that need
rebuilding are kdeaddons, kinkatta, kmerlin, koffice, and maybe kdetoys
(not sure on that one - Ben?). kdelibs was installed last night.
Thanks muchly to calc for dealing with dodgy Build-Depends, hurried
patches, huge builds, many uploads, and me. He's been absolutely
invaluable; KDE3 is in good hands.
On another note, I think it's a credit to the sponsorship system that
I'm actually able to maintain KDE2.2; it's in fact quicker for calc to
build KDE than it is for me (AthlonXP 1800 vs P2 350; I'll have access
to some P3 Xeons soon). Obviously DDness would be far preferable, but
ya.
Have at it.
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Daniel Stone[EMAIL PROTECTED]
From: Adam Heath [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: PERL MAINTAINERS SUCK - COMPLETE MORONS
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Re: [kde] and, for my next trick ...
On Thu, Jan 10, 2002 at 05:17:08PM +1100, Daniel Stone wrote:
The libpng[23] screwup in unstable is now more or less resolved with
kde{base,graphics,network} in incoming. Now, the only packages that need
rebuilding are kdeaddons, kinkatta, kmerlin, koffice, and maybe kdetoys
(not sure on that one - Ben?). kdelibs was installed last night.
Thanks muchly to calc for dealing with dodgy Build-Depends, hurried
patches, huge builds, many uploads, and me. He's been absolutely
invaluable; KDE3 is in good hands.
On another note, I think it's a credit to the sponsorship system that
I'm actually able to maintain KDE2.2; it's in fact quicker for calc to
build KDE than it is for me (AthlonXP 1800 vs P2 350; I'll have access
to some P3 Xeons soon). Obviously DDness would be far preferable, but
ya.
Please, have a look at #127948 (should merge #128195)
which should be grave bugs IMHO.
Is this solved also now? I removed KDE at all in my sid.
To reinstall it, kpackage issue needs to be solved.
This is a PIV 1400Mhz, maybe I could help :)
Thanks for your efforts.
--
Francesco P. Lovergine
Re: [ccheney@cheney.cx: libqt2 libpng2 resolution]
On Wed, 9 Jan 2002, Adam Heath wrote: What? That means that you can't have a libpng3 program on a machine with libqt2-dev installed ... icky. Yes, but that's the only way I see to ensure that there aren't some ugly problems like e.g. No, completely wrong. You want to keep the -dev packages from being installed at once. It's the -dev package for a library that says what a program gets linked to. Just having the library on the machine does not mean packages can be linked to it. Get a clue. I didn't get it yet. To put my example for an ugly problem in words: A program links with two libraries. One of them has an inter-library dependency on libpng2, the other one has an inter-library dependency on libpng3. AFAIR the -dev packages of these libraries don't necessarily have to depend on libpng*-dev. Is the last sentence wrong or where else am I wrong? TIA Adrian
Re: [ccheney@cheney.cx: libqt2 libpng2 resolution]
On Thu, Jan 10, 2002 at 10:44:34AM +0100, Adrian Bunk wrote: To put my example for an ugly problem in words: A program links with two libraries. One of them has an inter-library dependency on libpng2, the other one has an inter-library dependency on libpng3. AFAIR the -dev packages of these libraries don't necessarily have to depend on libpng*-dev. There's nothing wrong with having libfoo-dev require libpng3 and bar require libqt which needs libpng2; and it's completely reasonable to expect to be able to build programs based on libfoo or libqt on a single system without having to run apt-get in the meantime. The only thing we can't manage, is building a program that uses both libfoo and libqt at the same time. At the moment, if you try that (AIUI), it'll build and link fine, but just fail to work when you try it. In theory the maintainer should notice this immediately, and not do an upload at all. Is there any reason for the maintainer not to notice, if s/he does any testing at all? It'd be nicer, though, if it failed to link at all, assuming it's never going to work. Is there any way to achieve this? Cheers, aj -- Anthony Towns [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://azure.humbug.org.au/~aj/ I don't speak for anyone save myself. GPG signed mail preferred. The daffodils are coming. Are you? linux.conf.au, February 2002, Brisbane, Australia --- http://linux.conf.au/
Re: [kde] and, for my next trick ...
On Thu, Jan 10, 2002 at 10:19:52AM +0100, Francesco P. Lovergine wrote:
On Thu, Jan 10, 2002 at 05:17:08PM +1100, Daniel Stone wrote:
The libpng[23] screwup in unstable is now more or less resolved with
kde{base,graphics,network} in incoming. Now, the only packages that need
rebuilding are kdeaddons, kinkatta, kmerlin, koffice, and maybe kdetoys
(not sure on that one - Ben?). kdelibs was installed last night.
Thanks muchly to calc for dealing with dodgy Build-Depends, hurried
patches, huge builds, many uploads, and me. He's been absolutely
invaluable; KDE3 is in good hands.
On another note, I think it's a credit to the sponsorship system that
I'm actually able to maintain KDE2.2; it's in fact quicker for calc to
build KDE than it is for me (AthlonXP 1800 vs P2 350; I'll have access
to some P3 Xeons soon). Obviously DDness would be far preferable, but
ya.
Please, have a look at #127948 (should merge #128195)
which should be grave bugs IMHO.
Is this solved also now? I removed KDE at all in my sid.
To reinstall it, kpackage issue needs to be solved.
This is a PIV 1400Mhz, maybe I could help :)
An upload is pending.
--
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Robot101 asuffield: you are about as helpful as a broomstick up the arse.
asuffield yes
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Re: [kde] and, for my next trick ...
On Thu, 10 Jan 2002, Daniel Stone wrote:
The libpng[23] screwup in unstable is now more or less resolved with
kde{base,graphics,network} in incoming.
Excellent work! What are the version numbers of the fixed packages and
when can we upgrade?
--
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Hyperlink Interactive
http://www.hyperlink-interactive.co.uk
Re: [kde] and, for my next trick ...
On Thursday 10 January 2002 06:17, Daniel Stone wrote:
The libpng[23] screwup in unstable is now more or less resolved with
kde{base,graphics,network} in incoming. Now, the only packages that need
rebuilding are kdeaddons, kinkatta, kmerlin, koffice, and maybe kdetoys
(not sure on that one - Ben?). kdelibs was installed last night.
That was a quick 10-14 days ; )
As with everyone else, I'll be waiting for everything to hit the unstable
mirrors so I can upgrade in peace!
Thanks for the quick work! You and Chris are a credit to Debian! Keep up the
great work!
Cheers,
John Gay
status for Woody users
Greetings: Would like to know if we have a good idea (or any) of when kde will migrate from unstable to testing? I wish to avoid as much migratory damage as possible locally and elsewhere. Next, there was a foopah in November with forcing parts of kde during upgrades using apt. Has this been resolved? It sprung up two nights ago when I did a dist-upgrade on another Woody box that hadn't been touched for several months. TIA and great work all! tatah and 73 -- Jaye Inabnit\ARS ke6sls\/A GNU-Debian linux user\/ http://www.qsl.net/ke6sls If it's stupid, but works, it ain't stupid. I SHOUT JUST FOR FUN. Free software, in a free world, for a free spirit. Please Support freedom!
Re: [kde] and, for my next trick ...
The libpng[23] screwup in unstable is now more or less resolved with
kde{base,graphics,network} in incoming. Now, the only packages that need
rebuilding are kdeaddons, kinkatta, kmerlin, koffice, and maybe kdetoys
(not sure on that one - Ben?). kdelibs was installed last night.
I don't believe kdetoys needs a rebuild.
As for koffice and kdeaddons, my network access at this conference is
somewhat less than I had hoped for and I won't be able to upload new builds
for another week or so. If people are happy with that, that's cool. If
someone desperately needs it sooner and feels the need to NMU, that's cool
also but please talk with me first so we can discuss what changes you're
planning if any.
Ben.
Re: [kde] and, for my next trick ...
On Thu, Jan 10, 2002 at 09:08:56PM +, John Gay wrote:
On Thursday 10 January 2002 06:17, Daniel Stone wrote:
The libpng[23] screwup in unstable is now more or less resolved with
kde{base,graphics,network} in incoming. Now, the only packages that need
rebuilding are kdeaddons, kinkatta, kmerlin, koffice, and maybe kdetoys
(not sure on that one - Ben?). kdelibs was installed last night.
That was a quick 10-14 days ; )
It was 10-14 days for Woody, if no RC bugs block it.
As with everyone else, I'll be waiting for everything to hit the unstable
mirrors so I can upgrade in peace!
Thanks for the quick work! You and Chris are a credit to Debian! Keep up the
great work!
Thanks :)
Cheers,
John Gay
Re: kde.debian.net website
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- On Thursday 10 January 2002 05:05 pm, Kamil Kisiel wrote: Hello everyone, I recently volunteered to create and maintain the new kde.debian.net website. Currently I am planning to have news on the latest package updates and severe problems that users should look out for (such as the recent libpng stuff) as well as an FAQ. Apart from these, I am not sure what users would like to see on the web site and as such I am writing here to ask for suggestions. Apart from news docs, what would people like to see on the website? I do not intend to duplicate content, so anything that's already on the *.kde.org sites will likely not be added. -Kamil The first thing that comes to mind is a list of sites where the .deb archives are kept at. And this is NOT just for .deb(ian) We also need to support apt-rpm if we can. I'd like to see some archives for the (don't scream at me!!) apt-rpm sites too. I don't 'like' RedHate, but with the new apt that is in it, it sure would be sweet if we could support it. (convert those fadora wearin' strangers!) Just my $ 0.02:--) - -- __ OutCast Computer Consultants of Central Oregon http://outcast-consultants.redmond.or.us [EMAIL PROTECTED] (541) 504-1388 Toll Free (866) 562-7160 Via IRC at; 205.227.115.251:6667:#OutCasts Via ICQ: UIN 138930 Failure is not an option...it's bundled with Microsoft -anonymous- Hi! I'm a .signature virus! Copy me into your ~/.signature, please! Software is like sex. They're both better when they're free!! - Linus Torvalds As a computing professional, I believe it would be unethical for me to advise, recommend, or support the use (save possibly for personal amusement) of any product that is or depends on any Microsoft product.
Re: kde.debian.net website
On Friday 11 January 2002 02:05, Kamil Kisiel wrote: Hello everyone, I recently volunteered to create and maintain the new kde.debian.net website. Great. Currently I am planning to have news on the latest package updates and severe problems that users should look out for (such as the recent libpng stuff) as well as an FAQ. Apart from these, I am not sure what users would like to see on the web site and as such I am writing here to ask for suggestions. Apart from news docs, what would people like to see on the website? I do not intend to duplicate content, so anything that's already on the *.kde.org sites will likely not be added. What might be useful: o list of all kde packages for testing + kde unstable ;) o kde pkg version in stable, testing and unstable (+ link to why not in testing?) o numbered submit bugs in last, e.g. 3 days Achim - -Kamil -- To me vi is Zen. To use vi is to practice zen. Every command is a koan. Profound to the user, unintelligible to the uninitiated. You discover truth everytime you use it. -- [EMAIL PROTECTED]
RE: [kde] and, for my next trick ...
Daniel Stone [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The libpng[23] screwup in unstable is now more or less resolved with
kde{base,graphics,network} in incoming. Now, the only packages that need
rebuilding are kdeaddons, kinkatta, kmerlin, koffice, and maybe kdetoys
(not sure on that one - Ben?). kdelibs was installed last night.
Thanks muchly to calc for dealing with dodgy Build-Depends, hurried
patches, huge builds, many uploads, and me. He's been absolutely
invaluable; KDE3 is in good hands.
--snip--
Have at it.
--
Daniel Stone[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Just some follow-up from a user.
I did the kdelibs3 upgrades on 8 Jan to my remaining computer running
KDE from Debian unstable. This upgrade alone restore most of the
functionality I had lost, however some apps still wouldn't work (i.e.
KOFFICE). I would say it was about a 90% solution to the problem.
I did the additional upgrades (kdebase, etc) tonight and a few more
problems resolved, but the improvement with the new stuff wasn't as
noticable as it was with the kdelibs3 upgrades on the first night.
I am a happy camper again, and can wait on the rest whenever they
appear. At least my KDE is usable again.
MANY THANKS for the quick response and fix to ALL involved. I know it
was a MAJOR job, and my hat is off to you.
One quick question. I also have a DEC Alpha here. I had noticed that
the new packages for the Alpha seemed to lag those for the i386 by a few
days, so when this problem cropped up on the i386 arch, I quit updating
my Alpha KDE install. Will the Alpha KDE tree go through the same
sequence as we have seen here, or did someone manage to short-circuit
this problem before it got uploaded? I don't want to break a working
Alpha install. I would quess this question goes for the other supported
arches as well.
Cheers,
-Don Spoon-
Re: kde.debian.net website
On Thu, Jan 10, 2002 at 05:20:12PM -0800, G. L. `Griz' Inabnit wrote: -snip- The first thing that comes to mind is a list of sites where the .deb archives are kept at. Currently in the archive soon there will be kde3 debs at http://people.debian.org/~ccheney/ And this is NOT just for .deb(ian) We also need to support apt-rpm if we can. I'd like to see some archives for the (don't scream at me!!) apt-rpm sites too. I don't 'like' RedHate, but with the new apt that is in it, it sure would be sweet if we could support it. (convert those fadora wearin' strangers!) How would supporting RedHat help convert them to Debian? :) Isn't KDE already in RedHat anyway? If RedHat wants to use apt-rpm then they are free to setup their own mirrors to use with it. Chris
Re: kde.debian.net website
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 On Thursday 10 January 2002 17:20, G. L. `Griz' Inabnit wrote: [- snip -] The first thing that comes to mind is a list of sites where the .deb archives are kept at. And this is NOT just for .deb(ian) We also need to support apt-rpm if we can. I'd like to see some archives for the (don't scream at me!!) apt-rpm sites too. I don't 'like' RedHate, but with the new apt that is in it, it sure would be sweet if we could support it. (convert those fadora wearin' strangers!) Just my $ 0.02:--) [- snip -] The .deb archives are already linked to from packages.debian.org, as for apt-rpm, read what Chris said :D However, if there are unofficial Debian packages of KDE programs that are not yet part of Debian, we may consider linking to those, with a not-supported-officially-dont-bug-us-if-it-dont-work kind of disclaimer. Keeping this list of mirrors current may be a problem. Kamil -BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE- Version: GnuPG v1.0.6 (GNU/Linux) Comment: For info see http://www.gnupg.org iD8DBQE8PnJPnydmpsYfb9QRAvTnAJ0ZbIp2jOKRCpWOoDayfv5SnKIcggCfZNrv wAvc+82lsuazHr3NWx37h2Y= =e4aY -END PGP SIGNATURE-
