Hi, On středa 22. listopadu 2017 16:31:21 CET Sandro Knauß wrote: > Hey, > > > I find using aptitude easier for upgrades. > > I just choose some major package like kdepim or kontact or kmail for upgrade > > and then jump over broken packages with "b" until everything is ok, then > > press "g" for list of upgraded and not upgaded packages and skim thru not > > upgraded for any forgoten packages. > > that sounds like a lot of clicky-clicky :) > apt install -t experimental kontact finds a solution that works. Without > manually to solve broken packages. > Okay finding packages that could/should be updated to is not that easy. > Yeah, but it's my morning ritual ;) (and i'm little old-fashioned and like to choose upgrades by hand) And i don't upgrade everything to experimental, for example i was waiting for long time for Mesa and libva2.
> > Btw. is there a plan for newer versions of kdepim? > > as always for Debian - it is ready when it is ready - as you see in other mail > thread - pino already started to package 17.08.3 and uploading to unstable. > Sorry i missed that, thanks (i'm not trying to push anyone to making new packages) > > I have problem with akonadi-ews , unable to send it's emails, which should > > already be fixed in 17.08.0, but i'm still unable to send emails (I noticed > > it after 4 days, with over 20 work emails in my outgoing folder ...) > > https://github.com/KrissN/akonadi-ews/issues/35 > > github is not the official channel to communicate with kde software. You > should use bugs.kde.org for this. Just a small subset of KDE developers care > about github... It's not my bug report ;) And author of akonadi-ews says here, that everything is working for him with newest kdepim (that's reason of my question on newer kdepim packages) - i have reverted to using SMTP for now. > > Best Regards, > > hefee > Thanks, Libor
