On 2019/10/25 17:27, Rafael Sadowski wrote: > On Thu Oct 24, 2019 at 09:02:44AM +0200, Federico Giannici wrote: > > Hi! > > > > I'd like to know if KDE4 packages are supposed to coexists with KF5 packages > > (OpenBSD amd64 6.6). > > > > In particular, I'd like to use both gwenview (KF5) and Juk (KDE4), but it > > seems that baloo-4.14.3p7 conflicts with kf5-icons-baloo-5.54.0, and > > kf5-icons-baloo-5.54.0 conflicts with baloo-4.14.3p7 (see below). > > > > Is this a known limitation? > > > > Thanks. > > > > > > > > Can't install kf5-icons-baloo-5.54.0 because of conflicts (baloo-4.14.3p7) > > Can't install gwenview-18.12.0p1: can't resolve kf5-icons-baloo-5.54.0 > > This is correct, not all KDE4 and KF5 packages can coexists. The biggest > challenge here is the fight between baloo-4 and kf5-baloo. > > I GAVE UP to send new/replacement KDE5 ports to ports@. It doesn't get > any attention on the list and it's an impossible mission to get an OK > for it! > > Feel free to take the port from: > > https://github.com/sizeofvoid/openbsd-kde-wip > > If you need more ports, don't be shy and just ask. I'd be glad to get > feedback on: > > https://github.com/sizeofvoid/openbsd-kde-wip/tree/master/x11/kde-applications/juk > > RS >
What do you think about just killing all the kde4 ports. This attempt at coexistence and a seemingly never-ending trickle of separate ports to handle in a piecemeal changeover is a nightmare to review and can't be good for you either. Give me a tarball with all the new things that can be unpacked in /usr/ports and a diff to disable the kde4 things (don't worry about cvs rm's, just unhook from category Makefiles) and I'll look at it in bulk. (I need it to be easy to test it though, I won't try to assemble a tree by merging things from a git repo etc :) Compared with GNOME, even with more people working on it, the port maintainers don't even try to have versions coexisting, it is just too difficult, and there are fewer people working on kde. Maybe some of the kf5 things are worse than the kde4 things but we just don't have the resources to mix and match and try to keep everything working.
