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I`m looking for KDE 4.2.3?
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Hi everyone,
Please could you help me to find the link of KDE 4.2.3I like to upload. I really appreciate. Thanks Alte_esel |
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According to http://techbase.kde.org/Schedules/KDE4/ ... _KDE_4.2.3
4.2.3 should be released on the 6th of may. Just under a week to wait if it's on schedule. :shade:
This week's operating systems (subject to change)
LAPTOP : Crunchbang Waldorf AMD64 Openbox / openSUSE 13.1 x86_64 KDE 4.12.3 / Win7 64 DESKTOP : Crunchbang Waldorf AMD64 Openbox / openSUSE 13.1 x86_64 KDE 4.12.3 / Winvista 64 |
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#1 Hi, KDE 4.2.3 tagging is scheduled for tomorrow around 23:59 UTC. Pleasemake sure that your fixes are included and backported to 4.2 branch until then. If there are outstanding bugs that must be fixed before 4.2.3, please tag them with the "kde-4.2.3-blocker" keyword in bugzillaand I'll review the list. Thanks, Dirk #2 Hi, I just finished uploading the first round of KDE 4.2.3 tarballs. Please let me know of any issues that you might find. Thanks, Dirk So but if you like to ask me for Email from Dirk,I can`t also I can ask Dirk if is ok to give out email address.  Alte_esel
Last edited by alte_esel on Fri May 01, 2009 12:01 am, edited 1 time in total.
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The official tarballs are not supposed to be used by end users or developers, only distributors. Developers use SVN and end users use their distribution's packages.
For your own safety it is recommended that you wait. If you want to use the latest packages ASAP in OpenSuSE I believe they have a "factory" or testing repository for that.
Last edited by Zarin on Fri May 01, 2009 2:32 am, edited 1 time in total.
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A lot of end users like building from sources, and the tarballs are more convenient than SVN. The official tarballs are not released to the public yet, but when they are, I see no moral or ethical problem with any end user utilizing them.
Don't look back! (Or you might see the giants whose shoulders we stand on)
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It's out now. Let's make a thread to discuss it, shall we? It's a shame the bugfix releases don't make it to the announcements section of the forum!
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Could you please show the link to upload I appreciate for helping out:-) Alte_esel |
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The openSUSE build service will likely already have 4.2.3 packages. You should be able to find the tarballs on the KDE FTP server: ftp://ftp.kde.org
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