Hi everyone,
The new release of my PCLinuxOS remaster is ready and I want to upload it somewhere, but I always have the same trouble at each releases: Upload websites are ''Always'' crappy and very slow, and it makes it very disagreeable to upload my remaster. Plus I don't always have access to fast and reliable internet connection.
I want to know if there is a way I could upload my remaster directly to trinitydesktop.org, and if it is possible and I'm allowed to do it, how?
Thank you very much!
-Alexandre
I don't know whether this is related to updating kate syntax files, the recent mime commits or something different. Opening shell scripts now often results in no syntax highlighting. Anybody else see this?
Darrell
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All,
As you are probably aware over the past 2 weeks I have been repairing the
bugs blocking R14 listed in Bug 2014. At this time the vast majority have
been repaired, with less than 10 remaining.
As a result we are very close to R14 release.
*****If you have any open bugs that you think should block R14, now is the
time to add them.
It will take several weeks to fully rebuild the Debian/Ubuntu archives; at
the end of this process if all bugs blocking Bug 2014 are resolved we will
proceed with release.
Thank you to the rest of the TDE development team for keeping things going
and helping with the overall bug load, especially Slavek, Michele, and
Darrell!
Tim
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I don't understand part of these two commits.
1) moving the QuickStart and Visual Guide .desktop files from tdebase to
tdeaddons, but leaving the main docbook in tdebase.
IMO moving the two docbooks to tdeaddons is incorrect. Users may choose
to install tdebase but not tdeaddons and in such situation (although
unlikely, I concede) both guides would not be available.
QuickStart and Visual Guide are basic entry points for new users, so I
think we should put them back where they were before (i.e. in tdebase).
2) I don't see the logic of having an option BUILD_TUTORIALS to disable
building the tutorials until they have been updated. What about most of
the help handbook so? If we follow the same logic, we should disable
most of them as well. I propose we remove the option and just build the
tutorials, even in incompleted/not fully updated.
Cheers
Michele
All,
Is this project still actively maintained? It appears to have been a
while since the last update.
Are there any new development goals planned?
Would any of you be interested in migrating this to openSUSE Open
Build Service to automate the packaging and distribution for multiple
distributions?
https://en.opensuse.org/Portal:Build_Service
The reason I ask is because we have some community member in openSUSE
that are intentionally using EOL versions of openSUSE to avoid KDE 4
for as long as possible. I would like to make TDE a openSUSE desktop
option for them with a OBS repo.
This could hopefully help all of you pick up some additional developers as well.
Thanks
Tim
Hi all,
on the bug 2127 happened that because of the lack of information about its
existence, on the same problem we are actively working three developers
simultaneously. It is a luxury that we can not afford!
It could be that the information about the new bugs automatically receive all
active developers? I mean, Tim, Slávek, Michele, François and Darrell.
What do you think?
--
Slávek
