On Fri, Mar 30, 2007 at 08:13:31PM +0200, Jan de Groot wrote: > GNOME 2.18 has been in testing for a while now. Besides the bugs I know > of, I haven't seen any issues with it. There's rebuilds for gtkhtml > left, as they bumped ABI. These packages will get a rebuild before > taking other actions now. > To speed up the move process, I will move in GNOME 2.18 to extra this > weekend and leave out the problematic packages, which makes this list: > > - vte > - gnome-terminal > - gnome-power-manager >
It is nice to see some action finally. :) Although I have to ask: are you sure that this is the right decision? Will the old gnome-terminal still work with the other libs? For me, it is a very important app and I can absolutely not do without it. Is it only the change in vte that keeps it back? I guess I could rebuild it myself then. > Other applications work fine as they should, so they can get migrated to > extra. vte holds up a few packages, these will get rebuilt against the > versions we have in extra right now to make sure they can get upgraded > also. > > If you have found any other packages that need to be kept on-hold, > please reply with the package name and the reason for keeping it in > testing. Other than the above: great job! :) Christian // mucknert -- My Public GnuPG-Key: http://craphouse.ath.cx/~christian/pub/gpg/
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