On 06/09/2016 06:03 PM, Bruce Dubbs wrote:
> Douglas R. Reno wrote:
>> On 6/9/2016 4:47 PM, Bruce Dubbs wrote:
>>> via blfs-book wrote:
>>>> Author: renodr
>>>> Date: Thu Jun  9 13:58:33 2016
>>>> New Revision: 17471
>>>>
>>>> Log:
>>>> (systemd) LFS79 Tags
>>>> (systemd) Tons of GCC6 Tags
>>>>
>>>> Modified:
>>>>     branches/systemd/general.ent
>>>>     branches/systemd/general/genlib/dbus-glib.xml
>>>>     branches/systemd/general/genlib/js.xml
>>>>     branches/systemd/general/genlib/libatasmart.xml
>>>
>>> I'm not sure how useful those commits are since we are going to a merged
>>> source tree.  Don't spend your time updating the branch if the file is
>>> already in trunk.
>
>> OK. I would still like to do package updates, since that is what the
>> users
>> see. I can save tags for things until they hit trunk.
>
> DJ, When do you think we will be able to use trunk for the nightly
> systemd builds?
>
>    -- Bruce

I'm unsure. I originally had planned to have most of the merges complete 
(excluding the DEs) by late Friday night, but then life happened and 
I've lost the majority of two nights (except late), so it is looking 
more like Saturday night now. Realistically, I think we should probably 
wait at least until Gnome is merged (else we break Gnome for systemd), 
and possibly even after the KF5 update. Unfortunately, I've been 
focusing exclusively on the merge and have been absolutely no help to 
Douglas WRT to the package updates to bring systemd Gnome up to date 
with SysV so that merging can begin there (or even backporting changes 
from trunk).

As to the others, KF5/Plasma, though out of date in systemd, is pretty 
agnostic WRT sysv/systemd -- two packages differ IIUC--not much 
dependence on systemd, so not much removed in SysV, maybe some CK2 
removal for systemd builds, haven't really looked into it much beyond my 
previous investigation of CK2 with elogind so that KDM and the new 
functionality can be (re)introduced. LXDE is already pretty close (if 
not correct already), just remove the CK2 for systemd lxsession (which I 
think I already did). Same for XFCE, and although I haven't looked at 
LXQT, I'd expect similar there. Most of the remaining merges is text 
only. Gnome is the big pain point, and the one existing users are most 
vocal about. I'm anxious to get all of the other merges done so I can 
get back to actually building something. :-)

HTH

--DJ

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