5 Sep
2012
5 Sep
'12
12:31 a.m.
The summer season (in the northern hemisphere), traditionally a time when many people
shift paces to enjoy outdoor activities and traveling, begins to close. Despite this
traditional change of pace the past three months, Trinity development continued at a
methodical pace. From June 1 to August 31 there were 131 bug reports or enhancement
requests resolved in the bug tracker
(http://bugs.trinitydesktop.org/bugzilla/buglist.cgi?bug_status=RESOLVED&…)amp;query_based_on=),
as well as issues resolved through discussion in the developer's mailing list.
During the past several months, many changes occurred in the upstream free/libre software
world, such as changes to GCC, GLIBC, GLIB2, LIBPNG, FFMPEG, HAL, etc. Those changes
occurred in rapid succession and close proximity. Resolving Trinity related issues has
been challenging.
The Trinity development team kept pace. The online Patches web page shows the progress of
resolving those challenges: http://www.trinitydesktop.org/patches/
As autumn knocks on the doors of life, Trinity development continues:
* The 3.5.13.1 SRU (Stable Release Update) is only a few patches away from being released
with official tarballs.
* A slew of TDEHWLIB updates were committed to the GIT development branch. TDEHWLIB is the
eventual Trinity hardware detection layer replacement for HAL, and is already able to
fully replace HAL in most areas.
* Network-manager improvements were committed to the GIT development branch.
* Koffice, K3B, and Gwenview i18n sources were committed to the GIT development branch.
* The R14 development branch was overhauled with XDG compliance updates. Trinity is now a
recognized XDG environment.
* Comprehensive branding overhaul.
The Trinity development team has adopted a "release when ready" approach but
tentatively are focused on releasing R14.0.0 in the fall of 2012. Also, the previously
mentioned LDAP/Kerberos tools remain available in the TDE bounty program, with more
information available on the TDE RFE page (http://www.trinitydesktop.org/crfe/#finished).
The Trinity development team hopes you enjoyed your summer. Soon in the northern
hemisphere the leaves will turn color and in the southern hemisphere, leaves will sprout.
Please enjoy the seasonal changes and thank you for being a member of this community!
--The Trinity News Team
5 Sep
5 Sep
12:40 a.m.
New subject: [trinity-devel] 2012.09.04: Summer Recap
On 4 September 2012 20:31, Darrell Anderson <humanreadable(a)yahoo.com> wrote:
The summer season (in the northern hemisphere),
traditionally a time when many people shift paces to enjoy outdoor activities and
traveling, begins to close. Despite this traditional change of pace the past three months,
Trinity development continued at a methodical pace. From June 1 to August 31 there were
131 bug reports or enhancement requests resolved in the bug tracker
(http://bugs.trinitydesktop.org/bugzilla/buglist.cgi?bug_status=RESOLVED&…)amp;query_based_on=),
as well as issues resolved through discussion in the developer's mailing list.
During the past several months, many changes occurred in the upstream free/libre software
world, such as changes to GCC, GLIBC, GLIB2, LIBPNG, FFMPEG, HAL, etc. Those changes
occurred in rapid succession and close proximity. Resolving Trinity related issues has
been challenging.
The Trinity development team kept pace. The online Patches web page shows the progress of
resolving those challenges: http://www.trinitydesktop.org/patches/
As autumn knocks on the doors of life, Trinity development continues:
* The 3.5.13.1 SRU (Stable Release Update) is only a few patches away from being released
with official tarballs.
* A slew of TDEHWLIB updates were committed to the GIT development branch. TDEHWLIB is
the eventual Trinity hardware detection layer replacement for HAL, and is already able to
fully replace HAL in most areas.
* Network-manager improvements were committed to the GIT development branch.
* Koffice, K3B, and Gwenview i18n sources were committed to the GIT development branch.
* The R14 development branch was overhauled with XDG compliance updates. Trinity is now a
recognized XDG environment.
* Comprehensive branding overhaul.
The Trinity development team has adopted a "release when ready" approach but
tentatively are focused on releasing R14.0.0 in the fall of 2012. Also, the previously
mentioned LDAP/Kerberos tools remain available in the TDE bounty program, with more
information available on the TDE RFE page (http://www.trinitydesktop.org/crfe/#finished).
The Trinity development team hopes you enjoyed your summer. Soon in the northern
hemisphere the leaves will turn color and in the southern hemisphere, leaves will sprout.
Please enjoy the seasonal changes and thank you for being a member of this community!
--The Trinity News Team
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Looks good :-) I would actually split those bugs up. ___ blocker bugs,
____ major bugs, ____ small and trivial and ___ enhancments for a
total of xyz bugs.
So sending this to trinity-announce trinity-users and putting it on the website?
Calvin
12:44 a.m.
New subject: [trinity-devel] 2012.09.04: Summer Recap
So sending this to trinity-announce trinity-users and
putting it on the website?
Oh, you are so five minutes ago:
http://www.trinitydesktop.org/news.php
Darrell
12:45 a.m.
New subject: [trinity-devel] 2012.09.04: Summer Recap
On Wednesday 05 of September 2012 02:31:51 Darrell Anderson wrote:
* Koffice, K3B, and Gwenview i18n sources were
committed to the GIT
development branch.
Note: The new localization packages will be also included in 3.5.13.1.
Slavek
--
1:01 a.m.
New subject: [trinity-devel] 2012.09.04: Summer Recap
On Wednesday 05 of September 2012 02:46:49 Darrell Anderson wrote:
I was hoping that we manage to solve the problems of tde-guidance, but I think
it now resign.
The schedule is following (from my point of view):
1) approve and include updated scripts
2) prepare v3.5.13-sru branch on the meta-project 'tde'
I have done... I'm waiting for scripts, then I'll push it
3) include patches to change path for documentation from kde/HTML to tde/HTML
4) ready for create tarballs and release :)
Slavek
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Note: The new
localization packages will be also included in
3.5.13.1.
How close are we to posting 3.5.13.1 tarballs?
Darrell
1:17 a.m.
New subject: [trinity-devel] 2012.09.04: Summer Recap
On Wednesday 05 of September 2012 02:46:49 Darrell
Anderson wrote:
I was hoping that we manage to solve the problems of tde-guidance, but I
think
it now resign.
I have not put any real effort into tde-guidance due to the fact that its
primary functions are being slowly replaced with new C++ based
equivalents, such as the TDE hardware library.
Tim
Note: The
new localization packages will be also included in
3.5.13.1.
How close are we to posting 3.5.13.1 tarballs?
Darrell
1:38 a.m.
New subject: [trinity-devel] 2012.09.04: Summer Recap
The schedule is following (from my point of view):
1) approve and include updated scripts
2) prepare v3.5.13-sru branch on the meta-project 'tde'
I have done... I'm waiting for scripts, then I'll push it
3) include patches to change path for documentation from kde/HTML to tde/HTML
4) ready for create tarballs and release :)
Before officially announcing anything, we probably should 1) quietly post the tarballs, 2)
announce to the dev list only, 3) let packagers test building, and 4) upload binary
packages?
Darrell
1:40 a.m.
New subject: [trinity-devel] 2012.09.04: Summer Recap
On 4 September 2012 21:38, Darrell Anderson <humanreadable(a)yahoo.com> wrote:
5) Let mirrors sync.
The schedule
is following (from my point of view):
1) approve and include updated scripts
2) prepare v3.5.13-sru branch on the meta-project 'tde'
I have done... I'm waiting for scripts, then I'll push it
3) include patches to change path for documentation from kde/HTML to tde/HTML
4) ready for create tarballs and release :)
Before officially announcing anything, we probably should 1) quietly post the tarballs,
2) announce to the dev list only, 3) let packagers test building, and 4) upload binary
packages?
Darrell
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2:02 a.m.
New subject: [trinity-devel] 2012.09.04: Summer Recap
On Wednesday 05 of September 2012 03:38:47 Darrell Anderson wrote:
Packages for Debian / Ubuntu are prepared continuously. During the integration
patches for kde/HTML => tde/HTML, I'll also update the Debian / Ubuntu
packages. Although are these packages prepared as original 3.5.13 + set of
patches, I assume that will be used for official binary release.
However, yes, for other distributions will be process as you wrote.
Slavek
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The schedule
is following (from my point of view):
1) approve and include updated scripts
2) prepare v3.5.13-sru branch on the meta-project 'tde'
I have done... I'm waiting for scripts, then I'll push it
3) include patches to change path for documentation from kde/HTML to
tde/HTML 4) ready for create tarballs and release :)
Before officially announcing anything, we probably should 1) quietly post
the tarballs, 2) announce to the dev list only, 3) let packagers test
building, and 4) upload binary packages?
Darrell
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