alexsid wrote:To summarize:

neon/user repository supplements 16.08 applications with older ones, compiled in a way compatible with 16.08.
neon/dev repositories contains 16.08 applications only - so they do not include digikam and kipi-plugins

Thank you for information, but it seems, that kipi-plugins from user repo have unresolvable dependencies upon installing them in Neon developer-unstable. But at least it gives hope that this package will appear in it soon.

Oooo Ya .......

thanks @alexsid ,,,,,,,,,,,, you gave me the way .

I now have the kipi-plugins working on my Kubuntu-16.04 that was taken over by neon/dev/stable ,,,,,,,,and it works great

tested a old screenshot in Gwenview ,,,as soon as I clicked the "export to google photos/picasa web" Konqueror opened a login to google page and when I logged in google photos was telling me kipi-plugins wanted to be able to mess with my photos and if I wanted to let it to copy and past a code into the plugin ,,,,,,,,,,I copy it and minimize Konqueror and ,,,yes the plugin is waiting for the code , I put it in and all is good ,,,,,,

O ya ,,,how did you do this in /dev/stable ......... download

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kipi-plugins-common_5.1.0-3+16.04+build1_all.deb

digikam-private-libs_5.1.0-3+16.04+build1_amd64.deb
 
kipi-plugins_5.1.0-3+16.04+build1_amd64.deb   

from hear http://archive.neon.kde.org/user/pool/main/d/digikam/

and use Qapt package installer to add them in the order listed ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, nice .

VINNY

So, temporary switching from Neon-dev-unstable to Neon-user repo, removing and re-installing Gwenview allowed finally installing the kipi-plugins. It brought with itself a bunch of strange dependencies, including Konqueror, dolpnin4 )) , digiKam, Marble (last two without main binaries, so I had to install them separately to use them), and even GTK-based Hugin! It's worth to be noted, that nothing similar there is in KaOS, where kipi-plugins are just kipi-plugins and nothing more. But anyway everything works even despite it came from another Neon branch!

So, a lot of thanks and congratulations to Neon developers who did this job!!! It is really great!

Menak Vishap wrote:So, temporary switching from Neon-dev-unstable to Neon-user repo, removing and re-installing Gwenview allowed finally installing the kipi-plugins. It brought with itself a bunch of strange dependencies, including Konqueror, dolpnin4 )) , digiKam, Marble (last two without main binaries, so I had to install them separately to use them), and even GTK-based

which is why I did it the way I did ,,,,

VINNY