Re: KDE 3.1.5 Status Update - 20040217
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On Wed, Feb 18, 2004 at 05:06:19AM -0600, Colin Watson wrote:
> As for the remaining things to happen before jack-audio-connection-kit
> and alsa-lib can be promoted, which will include kdeaddons, kdebase, and
> kdegames:
Taking a liberty to reorder your list a bit:
> ardour needs to be built on arm
ardour waits for raptor which needs newer redland
> redland is waiting for perl
> perl needs to be built on m68k, but has problems (#233175)
> libjackasyn has just had bug #232605 fixed, which needs to be built
I think nothing depends on ardour libs or libjackasyn, so if take an
aggressive aproach in killing this deadlock, we can remove those two
from testing and let them back when they have recovered from their
own problems (ardour-raptor-redland need their own set of hints anyway?)
> spiralsynthmodular is 7 days old; needs 10
This seems no problem.
> gst-plugins needs to be built on mipsel
> gst-plugins is 2 days old; needs 10
That would leave us with these two problems. Removing
gst-plugins from testing would brake alot, so it seems
out of question. Eight days fingers crossed nobody chooses
to reupload any packages depending on Jack. I wish I
could be confident of the timely mipsel build too.
> So, getting there ...
If we are lucky yes. In a longer term we really need a less
fragile way of getting largely interdependant packages timely
to testing.
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