why are we calling it kde3mod? that is pointless.
We are rebranding kde3 to Trinity. I don't think we should keep it the same. that causes confusion.
I have started moving the PKGBUILDs to the AUR, which is fine. (the independant ones not the entire tree) I can maintain them (seeing as they do not change often, they are SVN builds.)
I think we need to just wait until 3.5.13 is out completely then switch over. Its only a few months till then and there is much work that needs to be done on 3.5.12.
Calvin
On 22 February 2011 12:47, David C. Rankin drankinatty@suddenlinkmail.com wrote:
On 02/22/2011 11:32 AM, calvin morrison wrote:
I am very glad Trinity has a few Arch Linux users and devels (including myself) hopefully we can find great support from the community. I would love to see Trinity in [community]. anyone know a TU from arch we could convince?
Calvin Morrison
Not right off hand, but so far the reception to the Trinity on Arch project has been favorable. With Albert's update to kdemod3 and the svn PKGBUILDs working for everything ported to CMake, I think we have a rational update path to propose.
I'll check out the kdemod3 3.5.12 packages today. If all is good, then I think a rational proposal would be:
(1) Move kdemod3 3.5.12 to community or AUR; (2) Have a maintainer for kdemod3 3.5.12 tweaks and fixes while 3.5.13 finishes the transition to CMake (3) Replace kdemod3 with Trinity 3.5.13 when released.
I think we can run this by Allan and the other powers that be on the arch list after we a confident in kdemod3 3.5.12.
Any other thoughts?
-- David C. Rankin, J.D.,P.E.
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