Yves-Alexis Perez wrote:
On ven., 2014-09-05 at 16:46 -0400, Joey Hess wrote:
As part of the process described on this wiki page --
https://wiki.debian.org/DebianDesktop/Requalification/Jessie
We're requesting some information from each desktop team, as well
as the systemd maintainers
As part of the process described on this wiki page --
https://wiki.debian.org/DebianDesktop/Requalification/Jessie
We're requesting some information from each desktop team, as well
as the systemd maintainers:
Is systemd (and logind etc) well integrated into the version of $desktop
currently
A long time ago, tasksel installed task packages, which were regular
metapackages. This was dropped because the task packages had to Depend
on many packages, which made the installed system brittle, and made
testing propigation a problem. Now that Recommends are installed by
default, I'm
Frans Pop wrote:
I've tested this and it appears to work, although the first time I somehow
managed to crash the dcop server. I've tried both administrator mode in
Control Center and the kuser user setup application.
My proposal would be to:
1) add the kdesudo to the Key packages in
Raúl Sánchez Siles wrote:
This could be a good explanation to low severity to the bug and/or possibly
close it. I can do it for you if you want, in this case, please, let me know.
I think the bug should be closed..
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This is pretty much an unclutter faq.
If you run unclutter with -grab, it well, grabs the mouse pointer. This
can conflict with other programs, such as screen savers or window
managers that also grab the mouse pointer. If that's a problem, then
don't use the -grab option.
Calling this a security
The attached patch to farbror's build machinery (already applied) should
make it generate single binary-only kde CDs along with the other weekly
CDs. These kde CDs contain only the kde-desktop task (although the CD
contents still need some tweaking), and automatically select that task.
Note that
[Ccing maintainers of mdns stuff, please followup to debian-devel]
With avahi in unstable we seem to have a fairly capable set of
zeroconf/mdns tools in Debian now, albeit with some holes. There are for
example some things like mod_dnssd that are not packaged yet and some
interesting patches that
Package: kdelibs-data
Version: 4:3.3.2-1
Tags: security
Severity: grave
We're vulnerable.
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From: Davide Madrisan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Fri, 11 Feb 2005 09:16:38 +0100
To: bugtraq@securityfocus.com
Subject: insecure temporary
Package: konqueror
Severity: normal
Tags: security
konqueror and other browsers which support IDN are vulnerable to domain
spoofing via homograph characters in domain names. Please see
http://lists.netsys.com/pipermail/full-disclosure/2005-February/031459.html
for details, and note that this is
Package: konqueror
Version: 3.3.1
Tags: security
Severity: serious
CAN-2004-1165 is about a security hole in konqueror that allows
arbitrary ftp commands to be inserted in a URL via URL-encoded newlines.
Details about this hole are here:
http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=bugtraqm=110245752232681w=2
Adeodato Simó wrote:
I've prepared kdelibs and kdebase uploads for this. I'm now looking
for somebody to upload them for me.
Are you one of the normal KDE maintainers? (Sorry, I'm not up-to-date on
KDE maintenance.) If so, I can do the sponsoring.
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Package: xdm,gdm,kdm
Severity: normal
xdm, gdm, and kde all ask the shared/default-x-display-manager at high
priority. Debconf policy is that high priority is for items that don't
have a reasonable default. I think that as long as any of xdm, gdm, or
kdm is the default, that qualifies as a
Chris Cheney wrote:
kde-core is enough to get KDE running, it includes arts/kdelibs/kdebase,
but it doesn't include any of the other official KDE packages. It does
include basic apps like kate, konqueror and konsole. The kde package
installs the full official KDE release, but doesn't include
.
The target should be to have really the packages we and our users want on
the first cd, for example, Joey Hess wanted the desktop task to be
available, but this task depends on both x-window-system-core, kde and
gnome. Testing on a newly base installed bachine, tells me that installing
Josselin Mouette wrote:
The gnome metapackage is for an overblown desktop with all options.
The official GNOME release is in the gnome-desktop-environment
package. To get numbers, maybe you should look at sid as there are some
changes with GNOME 2.6.
Ok, I'll make tasksel only require
Daniel Stone wrote:
Not necessarily. When I use KDE, I largely want to use KDE apps. I
personally think GNOME/KDE should offer their own menus, with a submenu
in each category for Non-{GNOME,KDE} Applications. I don't see a
problem with this, i.e. how our KDE3 packages do it.
Well I cannot
Debian should follow the lead of every other major distro and offer the
exact same menu layout throughout.
-- http://debianplanet.net/node.php?id=831
I cannot help but shudder when I read that comment in this negative
Debian review. We *led* the way: we wrote menu, we put
Daniel Stone wrote:
KDE is maintained, and works fine. kdelibs is sitting in incoming and
AIUI needs an override to go in (even though it's not NEW). Most of its
dependency problems are there; a kdebase package has also been prepared
for upload to fix the other dependancy problem.
Tasksel expects to find a bunch of packages in woody that arn't there.
This is not often a big deal; the missing packages will be silently
skipped. That can sorta suck if it is one of the core packages in the
task though.
Of particular note is the missing KDE metapackage, which means
that new
Phil Edwards wrote:
Every time I try to get rid of useless (to me) packages like 'korganizer'
and 'kpackage' and 'knewsticker' the Depends line triggers, and dselect
tries to remove my entire desktop environment. :-|
No it doesn't. The kde metapackage depends on korganizer. korganizer
does
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