On Monday 08 March 2010 03:17:57 Theo Chatzimichos wrote: > On Thursday 04 March 2010 16:52:50 Theo Chatzimichos wrote: > > Hello > > I have managed to split the desktop profile to gnome and kde submenus. > > The result can be found in kde-crazy overlay (not in layman) [1] > > I splitted every desktop/ folder i found. The following issues raised > > though: 1) I didn't touch the hardened and selinux directories although > > they do contain a desktop folder. Should I proceed in those or not? > > 2) Some mips/ subdirs don't point to targets/, so I guess the split went > > to /dev/null. So I asked ssuominen who suggested to skip the mips > > directories, and I reverted. (Edit: ssuominen just committed changes in > > mips profiles in tree). > > 3) There were no desktop dirs for bsd/prefix etc. > > 4) Also take a look at how I splitted the USE flags (with ssuominen's and > > yngwin's suggestions) and propose your corrections plz. For example, I > > don't really like the firefox flag in kde, and I'd suggest a -firefox > > (ugly, I know) in kde's make.defaults > > > > Please Please Please Please Please TEST / REVIEW (especially the arch > > teams plz) > > > > I'll give three days max for the suggestions here etc, and then I'll > > proceed in creating the news item. So I guess it will be committed in a > > week max. Thanks > > > > [1] http://git.overlays.gentoo.org/gitweb/?p=proj/kde-crazy.git;a=summary > > (I doubt that anyone tested it) > > I attached the news item, please review. Meanwhile, I'll create docs > patches. > > Also, I'm CCing hardened as my No.1 question was not answered. Please do. > Thanks > > PS. Please test it
News item commited, also added note to KDE guide and proposed note for GNOME FAQ. I didn't find anything relevant about profiles in xorg guide so I skipped it. I'll commit this change this Friday, 26 March @ Docs Team, do you want a handbook patch? I don't think it is needed, but whatever you say -- Theo Chatzimichos (tampakrap) Gentoo KDE/Qt Teams blog.tampakrap.gr
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