Reading backlog on channels today, I saw this in #plasma: [02:12] <mgraesslin> hmm looks like kmail with qtwebengine is faster in opening mails, that would be positive [02:12] <notmart> yay [02:12] <notmart> but distribution will ever package it now? [02:13] --> soee ([email protected]) has joined this channel. [02:13] <bshah> qtwebengine? [02:15] <notmart> yeah, qtwebengine and in turn anything using it [02:15] <mgraesslin> well kdepim now depends on it [02:15] <notmart> like, we haz a "beautiful" mobile web browser written one year and an half ago... :p [02:16] <mgraesslin> so distros need to either package it or drop kdepim [02:18] <notmart> yep [02:18] <bshah> arch packages it [02:19] <bshah> but well debian and friends.. meh [02:19] <mgraesslin> the deb-based distros don't
I'm assuming that Debian doesn't package it because of policy - chromium inside of qtwebengine evidently embeds its own dependencies, which is ... ick. I looked it up on the Qt website: http://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qtwebengine-index.html If KDEPim will now depend on it, we have no choice, I think? Shall I file a packaging bug against it? Valorie -- http://about.me/valoriez -- kubuntu-devel mailing list [email protected] Modify settings or unsubscribe at: https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/kubuntu-devel
