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TDE Mirror system
by Timothy Pearson 12 Jan '12

12 Jan '12

FYI the TDE mirror system is down due to permanent uidaho mirror server failure and secondary mirror server misconfiguration. Details here: http://trinity-announce.pearsoncomputing.net/?0::16 I am working to resolve this issue, however given the limited upload bandwidth of the TDE servers and lack of donations it may be several weeks before service is 100% restored. Note that all non-mirrored TDE services, such as the website, mailing lists, GIT, Wiki, and bugtracker will all continue to function normally. This failure affects mirrored source tarballs and binary packages ONLY. Tim

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Build order
by Darrell Anderson 12 Jan '12

12 Jan '12

Where in the build order should qca* and dbus-tqt* be built? Build after qt3 and tqtinterface, but is there a preference thereafter? Darrell

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Trinity Renaming Project
by Darrell Anderson 09 Jan '12

09 Jan '12

Yesterday I downloaded a mirror image of the GIT repository. 3.9 GB. :) I have been updating and revising my build scripts with many obvious things but I suspect the renaming project will throw a few speed bumps into the build process. The ehterpad has helped some. Yet is there anything specific or generic we need to know? A list of "gotchas"? Environment variables that have not been renamed? Etc. Darrell

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cmake options
by Darrell Anderson 08 Jan '12

08 Jan '12

The tdenetwork package has a cmake option -DWITH_SPEEX. How do I add the specific location of the speex include files? With automake I would add this: --with-extra-includes=/usr/include/speex What is the equivalent directive in cmake? Darrell

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How to build Koffice without components
by Darrell Anderson 06 Jan '12

06 Jan '12

How do I do that? For example: build everything but kexi? Thanks. Darrell

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Building packages from git: several questions
by Darrell Anderson 06 Jan '12

06 Jan '12

A few days ago we discussed rebuilding libarts from the Trinity sources. Yet I would like clarification about all of the packages in the dependencies and libraries branch. Which are required, which are recommended, and what is an appropriate build order? Dependencies: Build order presumed to be as listed (please correct!): tqt3 or qt3 (is there a reason to build the latter rather than the former?) tqtinterface (required) arts (required) dbus-1-tqt (required?) dbus-tqt (required?) tqca-tls (required?) libart-lgpl (required?/recommended?) avahi-tqt (recommended?) python-tqt (recommended?) sip4-tqt (recommended?) tqscintilla (recommended?) Libraries: Build order: as needed for various packages. kipi-plugins (recommended? which packages?) libkdcraw (recommended? which packages?) libkexiv2 (recommended? which packages?) libkipi (recommended? which packages?) libksquirrel (recommended? which packages?) libtqt-perl (recommended? which packages?) mlt (recommended? which packages?) mlt++ (recommended? which packages?) pytdeextensions (required?/recommended? which packages?) python-trinity (required?/recommended? which packages?) Second, are python-tqt, pytdeextensions, and python-trinity direct replacements for PyQt3 and PyKDE3? That is, do we stop building PyQt3 and PyKDE3? Third, SIP is available on many/most distros. What is sip4-tqt just an add-on layer? When is that package required? Fourth, seems libart is an oddball package. All of the others are installed but for most distros, libart from Trinity is an update/upgrade package process rather than an install. Lastly, what is the deal with third-party/libreoffice? I'll update the wiki as necessary once I'm no longer confused. :) Thanks! Darrell

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Packages for ubuntu / precise
by Wilhelm 05 Jan '12

05 Jan '12

Hi all, are there any packages already for ubuntu / precise? If not, when are they planned? -- Wilhelm

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Updating all those patches in bugzilla
by Darrell Anderson 04 Jan '12

04 Jan '12

Tim, I don't know your strategy for this. You know far more than me about these matters. Still, I would like to see all build related patches get merged first before merging usability bug patches. My reason is now that I have Git synced locally, I have updated all of my build scripts for this new environment. Theoretically, after all the build related patches are merged, I should be able to build all packages without a single patch. That won't immediately fix usability bugs, but will allow everybody to build without issues. That will be my R14 goal: to build all packages without any patches at all. If that sounds reasonable, I humbly ask to start in the preferred build order. That is, first merge all qt3 related patches, then tqt patches, then arts, kdelibs, kdebase, etc. I'm looking forward to the merging! Thanks Tim! Darrell

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TDE tdeversion.h
by Darrell Anderson 04 Jan '12

04 Jan '12

I'm getting my local GIT mirror and build scripts ready for when GIT goes public. My build scripts extract the version number from tdelibs/tdecore/tdeversion.h. I notice in GIT the TDE_VERSION_STRING define does not match the number of levels. That is, the variable is assigned a value of R14.0 rather than R14.0.0. The variable should be the latter to remain consistent. :) Darrell

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Docs in the wrong location.
by L0ner sh4dou 04 Jan '12

04 Jan '12

While building packages for arch I noticed that docs instead of going into /opt/trinity/share/doc/HTML/$LANG go into /opt/trinity/share/dok/kde/HTML/$LANG. I vaguely remember this was already discussed on the ML, but I can't seem to find it in the archive (maybe it wasn't after all, and I dreamed about it). Doing mv at the end of the package installation process don't seem to me like solution to the problem, but rather like hack around it.

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