libc6 was updated and broke some stuff leading to dependencies not being
met.
libksysguard I know was affected, but I found upstream patch
https://phabricator.kde.org/D1010
and I uploaded ubuntu2 with said patch, as of 8PM it is still (waiting for
approval)
Anyway, in the future, never ever
Hello folks, does anyone have opinions about or have tested the newest
taglib release?
The Kubuntu team is being asked to package it, which is not likely to
happen this close to our LTS release, but we could put it in
backports, if it is a good idea
I agree with Scarlett 100% since the release was in Nov (before the freeze
I believe) we should have been told. It's much to late to include it since
we are a week till release (USA wise).
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Please merge plasma-discover 5.6.2-1 (universe) from Debian unstable
(main)
The full Debian package can be synced to Ubuntu, but a Breaks/Replaces
against the libdiscovercommon package (which does not exist in Debian)
should be added.
Reason for merging this so late in the
If the Kubuntu team is indeed responsible for packaging this, we should have
been notified prior to this turning into a Ffe, don't you think? I myself am
too busy, perhaps someone else will. This is unlikely so close to release.
Scarlett
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I noticed that our version numbers mean we can't reliable upgrade the foundation
1.0+git20160201+15.10 can't be upgraded to 1.0+git20160101+16.04
because the build for the newer foundation happens to be a bit older.
So I changed it to 1.0+p15.10+git20160201 which can be upgraded to