On Thu, Feb 06, 2003 at 07:35:13PM -0700, Ivan E. Moore II wrote: > Ok, let's try something here. I'd like to take back Qt3. I think with > Ralph's help we can get these packages fixed up in no time and present > a proper Qt (thats Qt2,Qt3,Qt/E2,Qt/E3) environment for Debian. Ralph and > I (and anyone else who wishes to participate) will also need to come up with > a proper test process for testing out the packages prior to being uploaded. > > So unless anyone has any objections to this I'm going to do just this. Take it!!! There is a god after all :) Bwahahahaa! Large, core libraries (IMHO) like Qt or libc6 should not be given to NM. The learning curve is too steep. Again, my 1+1/3 cents. - Adam PS. My only problem with the Qt packages, besides them being broken left right and center, is that there are just too many packages. Would it be possible to put all the little bits and pieces of Qt into a handful of packages instead of the miliard of them now? For example designer + assistant + linguist + qmake + other dev tools => qt3-tools It would also be great to be able to install Qt3 embedded and Qt3 X11 libs at the same time. Unless Qt3 embedded supports X11?? [not sure, since I haven't installed it yet for the reason that it might break my Qt3 x11 installation].
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