All,
Other than the kfloppy tool, does Trinity provide support for
formatting removable devices?
Is this something Trinity should do? Can kfloppy be expanded for
such support?
Darrell
On Mon, 06 May 2013 15:18:17 -0500 "Darrell Anderson"
<darrella(a)hushmail.com> wrote:
>We received an enhancement request to add some superkaramba
>widgets
>prepackaged as part of Trinity:
>
>http://bugs.pearsoncomputing.net/show_bug.cgi?id=1487
>
>A primary advantage for prepackaging is ease-of-use for end-users.
>
>* Should we do this?
>
>* If we do this, do we package the widgets separately or merge
>them
>into the superkaramba sources in tdeutils?
>
>* If we do this, what guidelines do we establish for selecting
>which widget candidates to prepackage and support?
>
>* As there are many such widgets, even for KDE3, should we instead
>
>host a wiki page for installing widgets, such as from kde-
>look.org?
>Seems many of the older KDE3 widgets still function in Trinity. In
>
>addition to generic instructions, a wiki page could include tips
>for cleaning or massaging problematic widgets to work with
>Trinity.
>
>Comments and suggestions appreciated! :-)
No opinions?
Darrell
Tim,
I have a proposal for tdebase-tdeio-plugins-trinity to move package cryptsetup
from Depends to Recommends.
If the user already uses cryptsetup, has already cryptsetup package installed.
If does not uses cryptsetup, will not be forced to install it.
What do you think?
Slavek
--
Wheezy, TDE R-14
For a couple of days now:
The following packages have unmet dependencies:
tdelibs-trinity : Depends: tdelibs4c2a-trinity (>=
4:14.0.0-r823-0debian7.0.0+pr48) but 4:14.0.0-r822-0debian7.0.0+pr48 is
to be installed
E: Unable to correct problems, you have held broken packages.
--
Peace,
Greg
>Bugs that I would like to have resolved:
>
>1291 some kickoff menu bugs
> => patches look good, I'll push them soon
>1424 kdegraphics-kfile-plugins-trinity: add ghostscript as
>recommended package
> => simple packaging issue
>1488 kmix: Adjusting the volume (mono) microphone does not work
> => I plan to examine this on Wednesday
>1493 kio_man does not support XZ compressed manpages
> => patch waiting for test
>
>Less important:
>
>1146 Build issue: fusion-icon does not install python module in
>python_sitelib
>1188 Build issue: tde-guidance can not work
> => only when I'll find time to try the solutions proposed by
>François
>
>Besides, I need to include and update Debian / Ubuntu metapackages
>for
>v3.5.13-sru branch.
>
>I also plan to backport latest patches "Cleanup output clutter."
>:)
>
>Any other suggestions?
I don't have a dog in the fight. I am curious after having a
discussion with another person about R14.
The "priority" bug list for R14 is growing smaller. Originally we
targeted an R14 release in late May, although I don't know whether
that remains tenable. I am thinking that releasing 3.5.13.2 after
R14 might seem a tad awkward, although hardly strange. Conversely,
releasing R14 real soon after announcing 3.5.13.2 might seem a tad
odd from a public relations perspective.
I don't think 3.5.13.2 will ever be "perfect." In any project a "go
live" moment is necessary. There always will be unresolved bugs in
any large project. Theoretically, patches could be backported to
3.5.13.2 for years, but I suspect none of us want that and prefer
to see 3.5.13.2 as the last of that branch. Even the KDE folks
don't try to cram as many bug patches as possible into each point
release. They stick to their monthly schedule. Seems the sooner we
officially release 3.5.13.2 the sooner we get 3.5.13.x behind us
and focus energies on R14.
That all said, your list looks short and you wrote that patches
already exist for some of them.
I'm just chattering out loud --- you do what you think best. :-)
Darrell
>From the top of my local repo, I performed the following:
>
>grep -rn "\\\n\\\r" . | grep printf | grep -v sprintf
>
>The results are limited to a handful of modules:
>
>applications/gtk3-tqt-engine
>applications/kcmldap
>applications/kcmldapcontroller
>applications/kcmldapmanager
>applications/kgtk-qt3
>applications/knetworkmanager8
>applications/knetworkmanager9
>applications/koffice
>applications/qt4-tqt-theme-engine
>applications/smartcardauth
>libraries/libtdeldap
>tdelibs/tderandr
>tdenetwork/wifi/kcmwifi
>tdepim/tderesources/caldav
>tdepim/tderesources/carddav
>
>I did not want to interfere with any additional work you were
>doing, which is why I asked rather than start patching. :-)
Slavek,
I created some cleanup patches. I only modified printf and
tqWarning messages.
http://humanreadable.nfshost.com/misc/trinity-cleanup-patches/
Please review them (they are short). If they look okay I'll push to
GIT.
Darrell
We received an enhancement request to add some superkaramba widgets
prepackaged as part of Trinity:
http://bugs.pearsoncomputing.net/show_bug.cgi?id=1487
A primary advantage for prepackaging is ease-of-use for end-users.
* Should we do this?
* If we do this, do we package the widgets separately or merge them
into the superkaramba sources in tdeutils?
* If we do this, what guidelines do we establish for selecting
which widget candidates to prepackage and support?
* As there are many such widgets, even for KDE3, should we instead
host a wiki page for installing widgets, such as from kde-look.org?
Seems many of the older KDE3 widgets still function in Trinity. In
addition to generic instructions, a wiki page could include tips
for cleaning or massaging problematic widgets to work with Trinity.
Comments and suggestions appreciated! :-)
Darrell
>No :) Update your git module scripts, you get an updated version
>switch_all_submodules_to_head_and_clean. Flag --ignore-submodules
>is used inside this script.
Yay! Much faster. Thank you!
Darrell
>In the scripts I added checking for git ability, so that it can be
>returned to
>use flag --ignore-submodules (removed in commit c2cf6015, returned
>in commit
>7e23a1ee). This can significantly speed up the script.
Are you saying use the script like this:
switch_all_submodules_to_head_and_clean --ignore-submodules
Darrell