KDE2 in tree or not?

2000-05-17 Thread Bart Szyszka
Hello,

I'm very confused about KDE2's stance within the Debian tree? One set
of people say that it'll definitely be included in there (if so, when?), while
another set insist that it won't because of the licensing issues. Can anyone
provide a definite answer (with proof? A link to a web site with info on that?)?

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Re: KDE2 in tree or not?

2000-05-17 Thread Marc Meier
On Wed, May 17, 2000 at 02:53:39PM -0400, Bart Szyszka wrote:
 
 I'm very confused about KDE2's stance within the Debian tree? One set
 of people say that it'll definitely be included in there (if so, when?), while
 another set insist that it won't because of the licensing issues. Can anyone
 provide a definite answer (with proof? A link to a web site with info on 
 that?)?

Simple, neither KDE 1.2. nor 2.0 are integrated in
Debian 2.2 aka potato. The distribution is in a frozen
state for some time. Nothing thats not there now won't
be added in the future. Only bugs will be handled.
If you are interested in the license issue, you may
find something in the archieve of debian-devel.

Apart from that, you can add software packages from
outside the 'official' distribution on ftp.debian.org
and mirrors to your tree.
You add the resource to /etc/apt/sources.list and apt
will do the rest

For KDE on Debian look at:

http://kde.tdyc.com/Debian/


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Re: KDE2 in tree or not?

2000-05-17 Thread Bart Szyszka
 Simple, neither KDE 1.2. nor 2.0 are integrated in
 Debian 2.2 aka potato. The distribution is in a frozen
 state for some time. Nothing thats not there now won't
 be added in the future.
Well no, of course not. KDE2 is just on its first beta. I was
more concerned about whatever Debian version we'll be on
when KDE2 will be out. Have the licensing issues been 
resolved? Again, I keep hearing two different answers without
any URLs I could look to for proof.

 You add the resource to /etc/apt/sources.list and apt
 will do the rest
 For KDE on Debian look at:
 http://kde.tdyc.com/Debian/
Right. I know about the KLPP portion that deals with Debian.
The officialness (i.e. a final OK from the Debian project for
KDE2) and the mirroring (the entire Debian distributions obviously
has more mirrors than KLPP does) are more important to me.

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