Re: Plasma 5.10

2017-09-01 Thread Facundo Aguilera 
On Fri, Sep 1, 2017 at 7:15 PM Hillel Lubman  wrote:
>...
>Though the horrendously slow startup time (after log-in) is still >here. I
was holding off filing bugs, since
>I thought it could be fixed in newer Plasma, but apparently it's >not.
I'll file a KDE bug about it,
>
>Hillel.


I have the same problem in several computers. After each update I thought
it could be fixed finally, but no, it's slower...
I have the slow login problem for a year or two. The slowness only appears
on the first login. I'll wait for your bug report...


Facu

Re: Plasma 5.10

2017-09-01 Thread Hillel Lubman 
I just installed in Debian testing it and it's working well! The most awaited 
thing for me was support for
openconnect VPN in the network manager UI. With all the freezes and delays it 
took forever, but it works!

Though the horrendously slow startup time (after log-in) is still here. I was 
holding off filing bugs, since
I thought it could be fixed in newer Plasma, but apparently it's not. I'll file 
a KDE bug about it,

Hillel.

Re: Plasma 5.10

2017-09-01 Thread Martin Steigerwald 
Hillel Lubman - 01.09.17, 13:00:
> On Fri, 1 Sep 2017 11:46:30 +0200, newbeewan wrote:
> > I just update my laptop to plasma 5.10 in experimental.
> > As far I test it, everything is working very well, Thank you for all the
> > work !
> What is the good way to install it from experimental to Debian testing? Is
> there some meta package which will pull in all needed dependencies? Or you
> install it all manually piece by piece? I know that to do it in general for
> testing, I need to enable both unstable and experimental sources (otherwise
> some mismatch can creep in). But without meta package it looks rather
> complicated.

The way I did it I described in the other thread "Plasma 5.10 and KF 5.37" 
that I started a while ago.

-- 
Martin

Re: Plasma 5.10

2017-09-01 Thread Hillel Lubman 
On Fri, 1 Sep 2017 11:46:30 +0200, newbeewan wrote:

> I just update my laptop to plasma 5.10 in experimental.
> As far I test it, everything is working very well, Thank you for all the work 
> !

What is the good way to install it from experimental to Debian testing? Is 
there some meta package which will pull in all needed
dependencies? Or you install it all manually piece by piece? I know that to do 
it in general for testing, I need to enable both unstable
and experimental sources (otherwise some mismatch can creep in). But without 
meta package it looks rather complicated.

Same question can be applied to unstable really, without the extra complicating 
testing part. I.e. what's the recommended meta
package for installing plasma update with all needed frameworks and etc.?

Thanks,
Hillel.

Plasma 5.10

2017-09-01 Thread newbeewan 

Hi,

I just update my laptop to plasma 5.10 in experimental.

As far I test it, everything is working very well, Thank you for all the work !

Best regards

Mourad