Le jeudi 15 février 2007, Martijn Klingens a écrit : > Hiya, Hi Martijn.
> What's the status of both Kopete branches? I have several itches that I'd > love to scratch with the 3.5 Kopete that I'm using every day, but since > that is essentially a dead branch I'm a bit hesitant to do so. > > Will there be any other 3.5.x release that justifies effort spent there? I think there is a plan for a KDE 3.5.7 release in few month, but no new feature are allowed unless they satisfy the requirements http://lists.kde.org/?l=kde-core-devel&m=114304642132670&w=2 > Is someone able to forward port fixes to 4.0? Personally, i'm not. I have no time to give to Kopete ATM. > > With kdelibs/4 being a moving target and me having only a few hours a week > I prefer to stay away from the KDE 4 codebase for a while, but how useful > is that? the KDE4 branch, and specially Kopete need lot of work, and it's there the help is the most welcome Even if kdelibs is still moving, it's (IMO) a reasonably slow moving. It just require you to compile kdelibs every Tuesday > And is Kopete/4 in its current incarnation stable and complete enough to be > suitable for everyday use? definitively not. But it's just because nobody is really working on it. I think it will not require much effort to have an usable Kopete (but still far from complete and stable, but that depends the point of view) I perfectly understand your position against the current situation. I am feeling almost the same. It's more fun to add some feature to something working, than doing huge "invisible" work on something which is not fully working. But anyway, KDE4 will probably never be released if nobody work on it :-( I'll be happy if you come back in the Kopete team. I hope this e-mail will not discourage you anyway. -- Olivier
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