11 Sep
2010
11 Sep
'10
2:53 a.m.
Yes. It is used by libkcal though; it is a
replacement for the old
internal version of libical. Trust me; it's much
better this way--the old
integrated libical had many bugs, including random changing
of Korganizer
appointment times.
Shouldn't libical then be in the dependencies section of svn?
Look for the .tar.gz file--it is in that list
somewhere.
I'm still unclear -- are those two packages required or optional for building kdepim?
If they are required, then like libical, shouldn't they be in svn/dependencies?
Yes it would. However, security certificates cost
money. Lots of it.
Unless someone would like to donate a site-wide certificate
for
*.quickbuild.pearsoncomputing.net, I don't think that will
change. ;-)
I just dislike the way Firefox does not allow the option to accept the certificate. Yet
Another Example of Arrogant Developers.