Hi, Steve: > KDE 3.3 has been uploaded to unstable; however, at this time it does > not look like the packages will have stabilized in time for sarge's > release. This means that if you have a package that depends on KDE, > you will need to upload any sarge fixes to testing-proposed-updates > instead of to unstable. Please remember to build and test these > packages against sarge, not sid!
I would ask you to reconsider this. KDE3.3 adds for first time in an stable release really a killer feature for production environments within kde-pim/kontact, and that's groupware integration (for kolab, egroupware and exchange, to certain extent). If KDE3.3 doesn't make it into Sarge, it will render the whole Debian's KDE environment unusable for quite a lot people from the very begining of Sarge's life as Stable. I for one have been waiting (and testing) for the new kde-pim groupware integration for months, and I feel it would be *really* sad if it doesn't make into what it is to be new Debian Stable for next years. > Kernels 2.4.27 and 2.6.8.1 have been released, with a strong > committment from the debian-kernel team to make these the default for > sarge. Does 2.6.8.1 solution the CD burning problem due to excesive privileges for the cdburning group (being able to fry the firmware)? Keep doing the good job you're doing!!! -- SALUD, Jesús *** [EMAIL PROTECTED] ***