27 Dec
2011
27 Dec
'11
12:47 a.m.
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
7 Jan
7 Jan
2:31 a.m.
New subject: [trinity-devel] Trinity Renaming Project
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 etherpad 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.
Are all known environment variables renamed?
To what extent will the renaming project continue? Although core level packages names are
changed, and a few various source files, such as tdeversion.h, I notice only two run-time
apps have been renamed: kdesu to tdesu and kdesudo to tdesudo.
Have other apps been renamed?
Will other apps or packages be renamed? For example, koffice to toffice (kword to tword,
etc.)?
Just asking, not demanding. :)
Darrell
3:29 a.m.
New subject: [trinity-devel] Trinity Renaming Project
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 etherpad 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.
Are all known environment variables renamed? To what extent will the renaming project continue?
Although core level
packages names are changed, and a few various source files, such as
tdeversion.h, I notice only two run-time apps have been renamed: kdesu to
tdesu and kdesudo to tdesudo.
I don't want to get into renaming applications. tdesu and tdesudo were
just so obvious that I had to rename them. ;-)
Have other apps been renamed?
Not that I know of, except some core apps that users shouldn't run
manually (such as kwin->twin)
Will other apps or packages be renamed? For example, koffice to toffice
(kword to tword, etc.)?
Probably not, unless we are asked by another project.
Tim
9 Jan
9 Jan
12:52 p.m.
New subject: [trinity-devel] Trinity Renaming Project
2012/1/7 Timothy Pearson <kb9vqf(a)pearsoncomputing.net>et>:
Probably not. As you or others run across them they should be added to
the end of the renaming Etherpad so that I am aware of them.
Well, some probably should be renamed over time as they will become
something else than original apps. Beside this will prevend confusion
among users. From the packages wievpoint our akregator isn't quite the
same app as kde4 akregator. For packaging some kind of prefix should
be added (like in ubuntu packages if I recall correctly).
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 etherpad 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.
Are all known environment variables renamed? To what extent will the renaming project
continue? Although core level
packages names are changed, and a few various source files, such as
tdeversion.h, I notice only two run-time apps have been renamed: kdesu to
tdesu and kdesudo to tdesudo.
I don't want to get into renaming applications. tdesu and tdesudo were
just so obvious that I had to rename them. ;-)
Have other apps been renamed?
Not that I know of, except some core apps that users shouldn't run
manually (such as kwin->twin
Will other apps or packages be renamed? For example, koffice to toffice
(kword to tword, etc.)?
Probably not, unless we are asked by another project.
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