Re: m68k port clears its Needs-Build queue

Dixi quod… >I can dig down more later, but these are the best “enablers”: I’ve personally started working on GNAT (gnat-4.9) and Qt5 (qtdeclarative-opensource-src) today. The latter goes to “unreleased”, hence the warning, to avoid duplicate effort. bye, //mirabilos -- > emacs als auch vi zum K

Re: m68k port clears its Needs-Build queue

John Paul Adrian Glaubitz dixit: >> Maybe one of the porters could explain the actual significance of this Hm, it admittedly is still pretty impressive ;) I’m using this as another chance to dist-upgrade my buildd, both the chroot and outside, as it’s currently idle otherwise. >> (I think it's

Re: m68k port clears its Needs-Build queue

Steven Chamberlain dixit: >Maybe one of the porters could explain the actual significance of this Probably not much, as Ingo already said. Many packages are either Failed, Not-For-Us, or BD-Uninstallable. >so it's not clear which are most important, or have the most dependent >packages waiting o

Re: m68k port clears its Needs-Build queue

On 2015-02-16 13:10, Steven Chamberlain wrote: The m68k port cleared the Needs-Build queue for sid packages today: http://unstable.buildd.net/buildd/Needs-Build_stats.png So, congratulations! Maybe one of the porters could explain the actual significance of this (I think it's not exactly the fi

Re: m68k port clears its Needs-Build queue

On 02/16/2015 01:10 PM, Steven Chamberlain wrote: > The m68k port cleared the Needs-Build queue for sid packages today: > http://unstable.buildd.net/buildd/Needs-Build_stats.png > So, congratulations! Thanks. I'm also quite proud of the graph for sh4, managed to get over 2500 packages to build on

m68k port clears its Needs-Build queue

Hi! The m68k port cleared the Needs-Build queue for sid packages today: http://unstable.buildd.net/buildd/Needs-Build_stats.png So, congratulations! Maybe one of the porters could explain the actual significance of this (I think it's not exactly the first time?); and the overall status of the po