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I think there was a update in KDE 3.5.9 to 3.5.10 in stable on 12.2. Anyone remembers it?
I would like to try a new KDE, but without leaving the stable branch. But wait for it until a new version of Slackware comes out is too long!
Sat Nov 7 22:09:46 UTC 2009
l/phonon-4.3.1-x86_64-2.txz: Added.
Phonon in Qt is missing support files needed by KDE, so this package
restores the missing pieces. The Phonon library, include files, and
pkgconfig files will remain in the Qt package, as those are the most
up-to-date versions. This package will contain the xine and gstreamer
backends and other files needed by KDE. The gstreamer backend source
is taken from the newer sources in Qt, not from the standalone Phonon.
Sorry about the misfire last time... this stuff should work. :-)
l/qt-4.5.3_063bded-x86_64-3.txz: Rebuilt.
Use -phonon -no-phonon-backend options.
Now, that was quick! Thanks to Pat and the crew for reacting so quickly!
My upgrade to 4.3.3 was fine, except that Help Center started warning something about it can't write to 'khelpcenterrc'. A quick look showed the file was owned by root(?). Deleted it and the Help fired up without warnings, automatically recreating the file.
Make sure to always read the Changelog though since you'll find there specific instructions of whether or not you need to add or remove a specific package.
Hello,
I've updated my current installation, too.
But under KDE 4.3.3 (x86_64) I noticed strange
behavior of different apps. So, hangs my Konsole
somethimes, on auto-completion using the tab-key
and so it looses for a while it's content. Another
strange thing this is the fullscreen mode in VLC
(1.0.3-AlienBuild), if it is on, it don't hide the
KDE panel. This happened through the update from
KDE 4.3.2 to 4.3.3.
Maybe this has something to do with the updated
qt version, so KDE needs to be rebuild against this
new version?
Another
strange thing this is the fullscreen mode in VLC
(1.0.3-AlienBuild), if it is on, it don't hide the
KDE panel. This happened through the update from
KDE 4.3.2 to 4.3.3.
Upgraded to 4.3.3 -current and everything works great here (not in response to VLC issue posteed above). Everything keeps getting better. Thanks Slackware team.
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