The current status of KDE in Woody is less then perfect. kdenetwork
and kdegraphics is still v2.1.1, buggy and missing on some platforms.
kdelibs is buggy, and seem to wait for libglib1.3 before it will enter
Woody. Several KDE programs fail to build because libkmid is unable
to install.
I'm ge
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> This will benefit not just the users trying to plan their KDE useage
> activities, but also allow others with the ability to contribute to
> packaging KDE, or fixing bugs, etc, to know when & where their
> skills might be needed, so that they, too, could help contribute to
> th
[Rene Horn]
> I tried finding a copy of libglib1.3-12 so I could install it on my
> own, but had no luck.
Is this the problem currently blocking the autobuilders?
Perhaps KDE should link glib statically?
[ben]
> hey petter, i'm totally willing to offer whatever effort i can, but
> what is BTS and how do i check it? can i contribute? as far as
> patches are concerned, i wouldn't know where to begin, but i am
> definitely willing to contribute whatever i can.
Ah, sorry for using unknown TLAs[1]. :-
[Christophe Prud'homme]
> I was wondering if the new gcc 3.0.4 in sid has the patch
> [contrib/PR3145.patch] applied to fix some arts compilation.
Did you try to ask the GCC 3.0 maintainer?
[Michael Hoodes]
> xhost +
'xhost +' is a very bad idea. Letting every user on the system record
the keys pressed do not sound like the correct solution.
The autobuilders seem to fail for all KDE packages. The problem seem
to be related to kdebase and kdelibs. Checking
http://buildd.debian.org/fetch.php?&pkg=koffice&ver=1%3A1.1.1-6&arch=arm&stamp=1014541962&file=log&as=raw>,
I see this:
The following information may help to resolve the situati
[Chris Cheney]
> kdelibs - should go into woody once m68k builds
> kdebase - should go into woody once m68k, arm, mips builds
>
> kdeadmin - should go into woody once arm, m68k, s390, sparc builds
> kdegraphics - needs new upload to remove kamera
> kdemultimedia - needs build o
[Oleg Cherkasov]
> Remote shell could help to do that:
>
> rsh -l localhost kmail
>
> In ~/.rhosts add:
>
> + my_user_name
But it would open up a security hole.
[Rene Horn]
> The kdekillall command requires gawk to work, so perhaps it's a good
> idea to make it dependent on this package?
Did you submit this to bugs.debian.org? I believe it is a better
place to report it than debian-kde, to make sure no one forgets it.
[Fabian Dortu]
>> Maybe one can add
>>
>> ifup lo
>>
>> to the kde-startupscript. dcop seems to need the loopback interface.
[...]
>
> It works ! Thanks a lot.
If this is a fresh install, you have probably been bitten by the bug
in the install system failing to configure the loopback interfac
[Chris Cheney]
> It may be possible for KDE 2.2.2 to be in woody by sunday (except for
> kdegraphics/kdeutils)
Not quite, but close. Output from grep-excuses:
* kdesdk (2.2.2-2 to 2.2.2-3)
+ Maintainer: Ben Burton
+ Too young, only 4 of 10 days old
+ Not consid
[Robert Tilley]
> I have filed numerous bug reports at bugs.kde.org with no results.
Do you have bug numbers to look up in the database? It would be
interesting to see why nothing happened.
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[Juha Jäykkä]
> What is wrong with the various woody kde packages (knode,
> kdebase3, keystone, kdebase3-bin...), since almost every time I
> upgrade
[Chris Cheney]
> KDE 3.0 final has been tagged and I am working on finishing up the debs
> for it currently. It will probably take a few more days.
Do you plan to include KDE 3.0 in Woody instead of KDE 2.2.2?
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[Anders Ellenshøj Andersen]
> Probably. Easiest sollution is usually to add the particular user to
> the audio group (# adduser user audio), however if you have a lot of
> users you might have to change permissions on the audio device.
I believe redhat changes the owner of some devices to the user
Never mind the people finding the current witch hunt for terrorist
funny.
[Manuel Segura]
> Please, if some one know how to configure debian to be able
> to send arab mail, it would be great. If not, i would be obliged
> to switch to another distrib for this user :-(
Sounds like you might be usin
[Chris Cheney]
> I just wanted to send this email to let everyone know I am still
> alive and reading through my email backlog now. I didn't have email
> or linux access for about 6 weeks.
Welcome back. I hope you have a good spam filter. :)
.
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