Should I mention kde-3.3.1?
Richard June
rjune at bravegnuworld.com
Wed Oct 20 01:11:07 UTC 2004
In general I agree that using KDE on fedora is a bit spotty, it's been better
than other distros in my opinion. only better KDE experience is the
kde-redhat packages. perhaps the two projects could work together for
everybody's benefit?
> -There were no Core 2 packages for 3.0
http://kde-redhat.sf.net
> -It's not possible to get mp3-support by installing an additional RPM
> like it is for gnome, you have to recompile kdemultimedia.
as I use the KDE distro from the above, I can't go either way on this one.
> -Since KDE 3.3 it's more difficult to recompile kdemultimedia as the
> SRPM includes patched sources, you have to go to ftp.kde.org and get
> the original sources and place them in RPMBUILDIR/src manually
that's a bug. RPM by design is supposed to use pristine sources. if it
doesn't, you should file a bug.
> -kdemultimedia has random applications disabled without stating a reason
> for this anywhere. Juk or Amarok, I don't recall exactly, in KDE 3.2
> and 3.3.0, koncd in 3.3.1
I'll go with you on this. Juk is the app. Rhythmbox is a very capable
replacement, but still looks a bit out of place.
> -Automatic login with kdm doesn't work since 3.2
Attached are two files, put them in your /etc/pam.d directory. I found that on
Google.
> -KDE 3.3.1 won't be in Core 3 but come as "one of the first updates",
> meaning that I'll have to download about 200 mb some days after I
> downloaded Core 3.
I can only imagine that's a testing thing.
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