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Re: [opensuse-kde] Further changes for KDE:Unstable:SC repository
- From: todd rme <toddrme2178@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 31 Jul 2010 17:48:38 -0400
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On Sat, Jul 31, 2010 at 5:31 PM, Raymond Wooninck <tittiatcoke@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I stated this before, but this really concerns me. When we get around
to beta/RC stage of KDE SC, people will be able to use a mostly stable
KDE SC, but they will be forced to use it with perhaps the pre-alpha
level versions of popular programs like amarok that will be found in
the playground repository. This could very well be the case for any
KDE-based software that does not synchronize with KDE SC release
cycle. I think people using the unstable repository need to have a
way to install stable versions of KDE software that is not part of KDE
SC, or there will be a very serious risk of making the Unstable
repository nearly much unusable in practice (since no remotely stable
version of key software will necessarily be available).
-Todd
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As that the renaming of the openSUSE KDE related repositories has been
completed, it is time to introduce the second step for the KDE:Unstable:SC
repository.
The intention is to minimize this particular repository to the pure KDE SC
weekly snapshots from trunk and the required libraries/applications for
building and running the Unstable desktop.
All other applications (e.g. Amarok, Konversation, etc) will be moved out to
the other repositories. With the new snapshot 4.5.62 a couple of them have
already been moved to KDE:Unstable:Playground. These are the packages for
Amarok, Choqok, Konversation and Rekonq. I also updated these applications
to their respective latest svn/git snapshots.
Regards
Raymond
I stated this before, but this really concerns me. When we get around
to beta/RC stage of KDE SC, people will be able to use a mostly stable
KDE SC, but they will be forced to use it with perhaps the pre-alpha
level versions of popular programs like amarok that will be found in
the playground repository. This could very well be the case for any
KDE-based software that does not synchronize with KDE SC release
cycle. I think people using the unstable repository need to have a
way to install stable versions of KDE software that is not part of KDE
SC, or there will be a very serious risk of making the Unstable
repository nearly much unusable in practice (since no remotely stable
version of key software will necessarily be available).
-Todd
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