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Hi Samuli, |
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Samuli Suominen wrote: |
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> Peter Volkov wrote: |
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>> ? ???, 16/10/2009 ? 23:09 +0300, Samuli Suominen ?????: |
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>>> # Samuli Suominen <ssuominen@g.o> (16 Oct 2009) |
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>>> # Fails to build with KDE4 installed wrt bug #277427. |
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>>> # Masked for removal in 30 days. |
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>>> net-news/eventwatcher |
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>>> kde-misc/kisdnwatch |
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>> ... |
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>>> http://bugs.gentoo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=279823 |
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>> Does kde team changed their plans to move kde3 together with all kde3 |
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>> applications to dedicated overlay? If not, then why we just drop this |
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>> applications? |
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> No, the plan hasn't changed. These won't build with _stable_ KDE4 |
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> installed, and has no reverse deps. As such, they will be killed. Only |
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> the functional KDE3 programs will be moved to overlay. |
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Sorry, I cannot follow this argumentation. In the office I need Exchange |
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integration and all I can hope is, that it is ready for KDE 4.5. Unless |
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this time, I have to stick with KDE3. |
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However, with you removing all those apps, you also remove quite some that I |
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use and need also. If you do not move them to the KDE3 overlay, my KDE3 |
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setup is quite similar useless as KDE4 and the KDE3 overlay is simply a |
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farce. If I use KDE3 only, I do *not* have KDE4 on my machine i.e. those |
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apps *will* build without problems. You would have better add some build |
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dependency with <kdelibs-4 to effectively block those ebuilds when KDE4 is |
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installed. |
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Please reconsider these actions. |
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- Jörg |