Antonio Russo ha scritto: > Hello! > > tldr: Is Kf5 being removed before trixie is released? > > First of all, thanks for all the amazing work getting Plasma 6 > into testing. I'm trying to make sure that some less-used KDE > packages don't get passed over by putting in some of the legwork. > > In particular, I'm trying to make sure that kbibtex (a LaTeX > bibliography manager) makes it into trixie. My concern is > that Kf5 may be removed from trixie. I feel like I read this > somewhere, but I cannot find anything authoritative.
I'm not part of the Debian Qt/KDE team but the official statement was written down here: https://lists.debian.org/debian-kde/2024/11/msg00016.html "The plans of the Qt / KDE team is to release Trixie with : - Qt 5 & 6 - KDE Frameworks 5 aka KF5 (based on Qt 5) & KF6 (based on Qt6) [...] " So probably no concerns. > If so, I'd appreciate any input on my attempt to get a Kf6 > version of it into Debian [1]. The issue is that kbibtex is > mature software, and hasn't seen a release for over a year. > That release is already in Debian but does not build against > QT6/Kf6. Git master does, and I've built a local package that > seems to work (but honestly needs more testing given my > somewhat random choice of development snapshot). I was hoping > to get this maybe into experimental for a bit, and then into > testing right before the freeze. If you want a Qt6 version of kbibtex, please push the upstream author to release one. >From the tracking point of view, kbibtex is still primarily a KF5 application: https://invent.kde.org/sysadmin/repo-metadata/-/blob/master/projects-invent/office/kbibtex/i18n.json?ref_type=heads That's the first bit that should be changed, i.e. a Qt6- only master branch. Ciao -- Luigi