On Friday 05 July 2013 20:09:13 you wrote:
On Sat, 06 Jul 2013, Greg Madden wrote:
On Thursday 04 July 2013 16:31:43 you wrote:
Help! Following what I thought was a routine upgrade of my Debian Jessie/Sid system, Trinity has broken. Completely. Many programs have disappeared from /opt/trinity/bin (most particularly kmail
- I'm writing this on an old backup system).
In an attempt to recover this, I have (I believe) downgraded the system to Wheezy with the following /etc/apt/sources.list
Nothing routine running TDE on a Jessie/Sid system, it is compiled for Wheezy, just because you were lucky to get it working ...updates to Jessie are unpredictable as far as TDE is concerned.
Fair enough - it has worked well for a couple of years now on the 'wrong' system, but I did return it to Wheezy in case that was the problem.
But in fact there were two problems: 1 kde-trinity needed binutils < 2.23 but 2.23.something had been installed. That went when I changed down to 2.22-8 2 kde-trinity-core needed arts-trinity which does not seem to be in the wheezy release. I added the nightly-builds and it went too.
Also the TDE mirrors are syncing right now, when finished you will not need slaveks repo's anymore.
would that explain the absence of arts-trinity?
I presume that when the mirrors are sorted, there will be an announcement on the website..?
cheers
anthony
The long freeze for Wheezy in Debian affects testing and Sid. Packages do not move throught the que. There can be a seemingly stable period where testing & /sid are very simialr to Wheezy, the release allows packages to proceed..this will eventually break compatability with Wheezy, which may be now..I don't use testing & sid though.
I heart there will be an announcement .