Hi all,
I was reading through the build documentation and found the --enable-closure
option. Configure's description isn't exactly great, does anyone know what's
the significance of this for packages that don't need it to build?(if that's
a requirement for mentioned for some packages)
Best regards,
Tiago
Was relatively short. BUG FIXING.
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* Bug Fixing (Xu_R, 23:02:33)
* AGREED: 3.5.13 is blocked on bug fixing. Majority of bugs on the
tracker need to be fixed before release time (Xu_R, 23:03:50)
* cmake Progress (Xu_R, 23:07:12)
* is not a blocker for 3.5.13 anymore (Xu_R, 23:07:39)
* tqtinterface, arts, kdelibs, and kdebase need to be built with cmake
(Xu_R, 23:12:23)
* the rest are optional, autotools still works for those (Xu_R,
23:12:57)
* TQt4 Progress (Xu_R, 23:13:58)
* ACTION: Refresh the Roadmap on the wiki (Xu_R, 23:23:09)
* Last Items (Xu_R, 23:23:49)
* After 3.5.13, a transition will be made to move to GIT (Xu_R,
23:32:46)
* LINK: patchwork.trinitydesktop.org Patchwork (Xu_R, 23:33:06)
* 3.5.13 will have Arch support (Xu_R, 23:33:16)
* Nightly Builds for Ubuntu Natty are starting (Xu_R, 23:33:32)
* Developer Portal Coming Soon (Xu_R, 23:35:56)
Meeting ended at 23:38:29 UTC.
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* Refresh the Roadmap on the wiki
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Just a wake-up call that there is a meeting approx. 20 minutes from
the time of this email (1900 EDT 26/7/11).
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Hi.
I have tiny patch, that fix problem with html special chars (especially &)
in messages from nowlistening plugin in kopete. Kopete::Message::RichText
expects already escaped chars, but messages from nowlistening is plain
text. With Kopete::Message::PlainText is message valid.
Slavek
Meeting Tuesday 26 July 2011 - 1400 EDT or 1900 EDT? I don't have
preference right now, but I'd like to know people's thoughts.
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Hi devs,
I realized that kdelibs version 3.5.12 still has a bug which hit me very recently with 3.5.10 on Mac OS X Lion. The linker was obviously less forgiving concerning undeclared external functions caused due to missing header files, like stdio.h.
Please check out
http://trac.macports.org/ticket/30314
and see the patch at
http://trac.macports.org/browser/trunk/dports/kde/kdelibs3/files/patch-stdi…
which made building possible on Lion.
Since it's of general platform-independent interest I thought I better post this here as well.
Greets,
Marko
Hi devs,
yesterday I had a very pleasant chat via IRC with kb9vqf on #trinity-desktop concerning the topic of bringing trinity to Mac OS X.
Since the ports qt3 and qt3-mac as well as all the KDE3 stuff aren't really maintained anymore on MacPorts it would be very interesting to try and port trinity for the Mac more natively.
I'll try to set build your latest version of qt3 (3.3.8d?) from your git repo. (From the current qt3 port sources at MacPorts I see that already tons of patches are incorporated…)
Once that is figured out I would try to move forward with kdelibs, kdepimlibs, kderuntime and probably others. My final objective is to bring trinity on MacPorts to a stage that KMyMoney 1.0.5 can be build, since KMyMoney4 on KDE4 on MacOSX still shows loads of quircks and is noticeably slower as well.
But I guess this might be a long way, since all the X11 stuff and god knows what else needs to be working nicely with trinity.
For that I guess I should at first know which dependencies I need to fulfill to successfully build qt3 for a start.
Hints and help welcome. :-)
I am surprised and happy about the fact that KDE3 isn't dead. I know that KDE4 has many interesting and modern features and technologies, but it's unfortunately still not as stable as the mature 3.5.*. I guess it tries to much to become more like MacOSX…
I always liked KDE3 on my Linuxes during the past years, so it's great to know that there is a community which is still trying to keep this nice project going.
Greets,
Marko