I'm in the process of doing some final test builds of PyKDE 3.7-4, and barring any problems should be emailing the release to Phil tonight. It should be at http://riverbankcomputing.co.uk within 24 hours.
Changes: 1. kfile module "missing classes" and "missing methods" fixed. 2. Python 2.3 semi-support (see README.Python23 in top level directory - need to rename a couple of files; a better fix is coming) 3. Docs now say '3.7' - otherwise, they probably haven't changed much since there are few new features from KDE3.1.1 through KDE3.1.3 4. build.py - can now run make as user instead of root and other patches from Hans-Peter Jansen. build.py now requires sip 3.7/PyQt 3.7 (or a later snapshot) due to stricter version checking. If you absolutely have to build with sip/PyQt 3.6, I can tell you how to do it. 5. Pete's spec file is in the top level directory (not sure if it's current); his kdepyuic is in contrib/ 6. Removed the base files docs are built from (*.doc and kde.sgml) - if anyone needs the sgml file, let me know and I'll send you a copy. Cuts the tarball size by 10%. 7. PyKDE will build on Qt 3.2.0 One of the unit tests (KURL) still fails because the test is obsolete; one test (KApplication.startServiceByDesktopPath) also fails on some platforms, but not all. I've looked at it far enough to know it's a weird problem and the test appears to be correct in failing. I thought the docs would go quickly (I remebered where the script was that builds them), but it took 5 or 6 hours to figure out that openjade 1.3.2 on my system was broken. openjade 1.3.1 works perfectly. Next release (barring any other major bugs) will be in a couple of weeks, and include some additional fixes. It may also be sip 3.8 based, depending on Phil's schedule. I'll also try to test the most recent sip/PyQt snapshot tonight - haven't gotten to it yet, but I don't expect any problems. Jim _______________________________________________ PyKDE mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mats.imk.fraunhofer.de/mailman/listinfo/pykde
