Openbsd Support

[Adriaan de Groot]

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On Tuesday 21 December 2004 14:40, Dave Feustel wrote:
> I have been trying to port KDE to openbsd so that openbsd users
> can always run with the latest release, but KDE is a very large project
> to attempt on my 800 Mhz computer. Is there any chance of getting

I have a few spares that can run whatever, and a KDE CVS checkout on NFS that 
could be built pretty straightforwardly. If you explain the OpenBSD-specific 
bits to me, we can run through this fairly quickly (and I'm not averse to 
committing #ifdef Q_OS_OPENBSD stuff upstream, either). I've got maybe 3GHz 
of spare computing power (when it's not, say, running SuSE to experiment with 
that).


>  kde.org to officially support an openbsd distribution of kde releases?
> (Openbsd release is updated every 6 months and is available on cdrom)

KDE provides only source. It will host packages, though, once they're built.


PS. Did you ever get konsole sorted out?

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