Hi,
As a by-product from work for someone who needed a certain fix from
rsyslog v5-beta, I put up all current rsyslog versions and fixed them up
with v6 dependencies libestr and libee and a patch for v6-beta.
home:AndreasStieger:rsyslog:v5-stable v5 stable: 5.8.12
home:AndreasStieger:rsyslog:v5-beta v5 beta: 5.9.7
home:AndreasStieger:rsyslog:v6-stable v6 stable: 6.2.2
home:AndreasStieger:rsyslog:v6-beta v6 beta: 6.3.11
Base:System has 5.8.11 (stable).
I did minimal testing but …
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especially v6-stable as that would be a candidate for Factory?
Andreas
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Hi, all,
I need some gtk coding help to fix scim related packages in M17N repository.
package status here:
https://build.opensuse.org/project/monitor?blocked=0&building=0&dispatching…
== Long version : ==
I updated scim main package to 1.4.13.
You may never heard of this project. It's an old Input Method
Framework project. Upstream indeed didn't maintain it for a long time
They didn't claim it, but actually all Input Engine sub-packages can't
be built against lastest IMF main …
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maintain the input engine interfaces like scim-pinyin, scim-chewing,
scim-anthy, scim-canna, scim-tables, scim-skk....all of them.
So any upstream bug report will be "abandoned".
Even if we can open and wait, openSUSE can't. Here's the situation:
According to its maintenance status (inactive package maintainers in
M17N and upstream, the latest SR against one of them is from coolo
about 12 month ago), broken status and popularity among the users, we
have made a deal to get rid of it from DVD. And I removed provides tag
from scim main package.
But, because of sub packages' broken status against Factory, I can't
submit any SR against them.
It means we may have about 10 broken dependency packages installed in
openSUSE 12.2. ( newer version of scim, and old versions of all the
others. they can't work together.)
So possible solutions are:
1. Drop them completely.
Since I fixed all the packages related to zh_CN locale, and I don't
know how many people use it in other locales. I can't make such
decision. And another reason is because SLE_11_SP2 is still using it.
(SLE_11_SP2 is a longer supported version. if I drop them, it'll cause
many problems to both SuSE staff and SLE users. Dependencies in
SLE_11_SP2 are not new enough to build other IMF like
IBus/Fcitx/Mozc/Gcin.)
2. Fix them and remove the provides tags from them.
That's exactly I did.
Some maintainers said just let scim die. but if we can let it die, we
have already done. scim-anthy, scim-chewing and others didn't see any
new release since 2006, we're still maintaining it. Because there're
no other solutions in some of openSUSE derivatives.
Now I have fixed: scim-pinyin, scim-unikey, scim-anthy, scim-hangul.
I can't fix others because it's out of my effort.
Some of the GTK functions and macros used in them are too old (GTK
2.12) and have no new alternatives.
It means we have to rewrite some lines of its codes. like
GTK_Fileselection to GTK_Dialog, GTK_combo to GTK_combobox.
So if anyone have time and GTK coding experience, please offer some help.
Greetings,
Marguerite
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