Hey!
tried to test this now in a Virtualbox VM on an Arch Linux host with latest
Rawhide 20220803.5 and did not get GNOME 43 Alpha to work at all same with
just on the host directly (maybe it does not work with my old NVIDIA GTX
760 card as GNOME 43 wants Wayland instead of Xorg and my GPU is to
On Wed, 2022-07-20 at 00:09 +0200, Kalev Lember wrote:
> OK, I think we are close to the finish line here.
>
> Most of GNOME 43.alpha builds are done and gnome-shell and
> evolution-data-server stacks are both nicely switched over from libsoup 2
> to libsoup 3. Huge thanks to Milan Crha for all
On Wed, Jul 20 2022 at 12:09:08 AM +0200, Kalev Lember
wrote:
Various bits have switched over to libsoup 3 which also can cause
breakage in consumers: it's not supported to link to both libsoup 2
and libsoup 3 in the same process, so care needs to be taken to only
link to one of them.
Some
OK, I think we are close to the finish line here.
Most of GNOME 43.alpha builds are done and gnome-shell and
evolution-data-server stacks are both nicely switched over from libsoup 2
to libsoup 3. Huge thanks to Milan Crha for all the help with libsoup 3
porting and builds! It was quite an effort
Hi all,
I'm back from my vacation and taking over GNOME builds and coordination
again this cycle (David King handled GNOME 42 builds during the last cycle).
Upstream is busily releasing 43.alpha and we need to get our downstream
builds done as well. We have a f37-gnome side tag for builds,
