Requested Moratorium on hard to build dependency bumps for KDE 5
Aaron J. Seigo
aseigo at kde.org
Mon Jun 6 21:06:06 BST 2011
On Tuesday, June 7, 2011 06:19:52 Ben Cooksley wrote:
> The Moratorium would extend to all components of the KDE SC
> distribution. Hence kde-core-devel.
imho this is impossible, for the reasons Martin noted.
> The components affected by the Moratorium - namely the Kernel, X and
> ALSA interfaces are not easy to build. For those of us on non-rolling
can you provide an answer to Kevin's initial question, namely: what are the
actual cases that triggered this concern? e.g. what currently relies on a
recent kernel, X or alsa?
for the same sort of reasons we can not make a all-SC decision, it's very hard
to have a productive discusson without examples to demonstrate the problem
which can then be analyzed and understood.
since you mentioned custom patches, disable features and compilation failures,
you must have at least a couple of them :)
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