Hey all,
dump link - I have tried to change it, but it seems that Invent only
allows me to edit the changelog, not the associated links. I have added
a reference to the copy on files.kde.org, and in the future I'll make
sure to put the file there (or on download.kde.org, as there may be a
few alphas) first before doing anything else.
upstream work - as I said in my Akademy talk yesterday, I don't hold
much hope. I chose an outright fork for two reasons:
* I've been trying to contact them specially because of the locale bug,
to no avail.
* The i18n team specifically rejected translating my work unless it was
an outright fork under the KDE umbrella.
The latter is a big source of the difficulty of upstreaming this.
I apologise for any pains-in-booty caused by this. If there's any way I
can help make it easier for any packagers out there, please ping me back
or write to me directly.
Best regards,
Leonardo
On 06/09/2020 09:59, Adriaan de Groot wrote:
On Saturday, 5 September 2020 15:42:23 CEST Boudewijn Rempt wrote:
We intend to release krita 4.4.0 this month. Krita 4.4.0 will have a new
dependency: SeExpr.
.. ok, that's a Walt Disney open source thing, that's packaged in surprisingly
few places already: https://repology.org/project/seexpr/versions . FreeBSD is
one of them.
It is important to package the SeExpr we release from invent.kde.org because
of a host of bug fixes and because this version of SeExpr can be
translated.
Is there any hope of this getting upstream? For systems with seexpr already
packaged, packaging up a one-consumer fork is a pain in the butt (but if it's
needed for Krita, then it'll just have to happen, and thank you for the heads-
up).
An alpha package is available from
https://files.kde.org/krita/build/dependencies/seexpr-3.4.4.0-alpha.1.tar.g
z.
You might want to change the link in the release on invent, which still points
to amyspark's dump-files.
[ade]
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