In data martedì 26 aprile 2011 23:13:29, Albert Astals Cid ha scritto:
> A Tuesday, April 26, 2011, Alberto Mattea va escriure:
> > In data sabato 23 aprile 2011 05:03:22, Raphael Kubo da Costa ha scritto:
> > > Alberto Mattea writes:
> > > > Hi, kcmgrub2 has been
A Tuesday, April 26, 2011, Alberto Mattea va escriure:
> In data sabato 23 aprile 2011 05:03:22, Raphael Kubo da Costa ha scritto:
> > Alberto Mattea writes:
> > > Hi, kcmgrub2 has been under review for two weeks now. I've done all the
> > > suggested changes.
&g
In data sabato 23 aprile 2011 05:03:22, Raphael Kubo da Costa ha scritto:
> Alberto Mattea writes:
> > Hi, kcmgrub2 has been under review for two weeks now. I've done all the
> > suggested changes.
> > Would it be possible to move it to kdemain/sysadmin or (if t
Alberto Mattea writes:
> Hi, kcmgrub2 has been under review for two weeks now. I've done all the
> suggested changes.
> Would it be possible to move it to kdemain/sysadmin or (if that's not
> possible) to extragear/sysadmin?
By the way, is there any relationship between kcmgrub2 and kcm-grub2?
Hi, kcmgrub2 has been under review for two weeks now. I've done all the
suggested changes.
Would it be possible to move it to kdemain/sysadmin or (if that's not
possible) to extragear/sysadmin?
Thanks
Alberto
In data giovedì 7 aprile 2011 00:01:20, Michael Jansen ha scritto:
>
> Preferably so. Remember that most script programs do not require to be
> installed. A ruby program even if having a rakefile most of the time is
> able to be run from the checkout. And what i remember from python the same
> app
On Wednesday 06 April 2011 20:57:02 Alberto Mattea wrote:
> In data mercoledì 6 aprile 2011 20:43:40, Michael Jansen ha scritto:
> > > > You might also want to consider using KDE's
> > > > macro_optional_find_package() together with macro_log_feature(),
> > > > so you show a list of all the depende
In data mercoledì 6 aprile 2011 20:43:40, Michael Jansen ha scritto:
> > > You might also want to consider using KDE's
> > > macro_optional_find_package() together with macro_log_feature(), so you
> > > show a list of all the dependencies which have or have not been found
> > > instead of failing a
> > You might also want to consider using KDE's
> > macro_optional_find_package() together with macro_log_feature(), so you
> > show a list of all the dependencies which have or have not been found
> > instead of failing at the first one.
> >
> > I remember some discussions before about build-tim
In data mercoledì 6 aprile 2011 20:01:32, Raphael Kubo da Costa ha scritto:
> Alberto Mattea writes:
> > In data mercoledì 6 aprile 2011 00:28:21, Raphael Kubo da Costa ha
scritto:
> >> Buildsystem-wise:
> >> * I did not understand why you used include() instead of
> >>
> >> find_package() in,
Alberto Mattea writes:
> In data mercoledì 6 aprile 2011 00:28:21, Raphael Kubo da Costa ha scritto:
>> Buildsystem-wise:
>>
>> * I did not understand why you used include() instead of
>> find_package() in, for example,
>>
>> include(FindPyQt4)
>
> Actually I used an article on the KDE
Hi, thanks for the review.
In data mercoledì 6 aprile 2011 00:28:21, Raphael Kubo da Costa ha scritto:
> Alberto Mattea writes:
> > Hi all,
> > after 4 releases I think kcmgrub2 has reached an acceptable level of
> > maturity, so I'd ask for a move to kdereview. It is c
Alberto Mattea writes:
> Hi all,
> after 4 releases I think kcmgrub2 has reached an acceptable level of maturity,
> so I'd ask for a move to kdereview. It is currently in playground-sysadmin
> (git).
I only took a quick look, as my Py{Qt,KDE}-fu is not that good.
Buildsystem
Hi all,
after 4 releases I think kcmgrub2 has reached an acceptable level of maturity,
so I'd ask for a move to kdereview. It is currently in playground-sysadmin
(git).
I'd be honored if eventually it became part of KDE main and I'm willing to
maintain it, but if this isn'
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