[arch-general] Note on Trinity R14 (3.5.14)

[Kaiting Chen]

On Sat, Mar 24, 2012 at 1:07 AM, David C. Rankin <
drankinatty at suddenlinkmail.com> wrote:

> Guys,
>
>  There will be an upcoming release of TDE 3.5.14 in the next few months
> and I
> have worked to update the build system for Arch. All packages below are
> building
> on current libraries. The only AUR base package utilized is HAL. I will
> update
> the wiki with current information after the remaining PKGBUILD development
> is
> complete. Many bugs have been fixed and enhancements added. The desktop is
> significantly faster than 3.5.10, 3.5.12 or 3.5.13 without any additional
> bloat.
> See trinitydesktop.org for the latest info. If you have any interest in
> contributing, please feel free to join Calvin, Pawell, Baho and I on the
> project. The current list of packages building is:
>
> tde-abakus
> tde-arts
> tde-dbus-1-tqt
> tde-dbus-tqt
> tde-dolphin
> tde-gtk-qt-engine
> tde-kgtk-qt3
> tde-kio-locate
> tde-kipi-plugins
> tde-kpowersave
> tde-libart-lgpl
> tde-libcaldav
> tde-libcarddav
> tde-libkdcraw
> tde-libkexiv2
> tde-libkipi
> tde-libksquirrel
> tde-python-tqt
> tde-rosegarden
> tde-sip                (replaces sip)
> tde-sip4-tqt           (replaces python2-sip)
> tde-tde-style-qtcurve
> tde-tdeaddons
> tde-tdeartwork
> tde-tdebase            (with upower)
> tde-tdegames
> tde-tdegraphics
> tde-tdelibs
> tde-tdemultimedia
> tde-tdenetwork
> tde-tdepim
> tde-tdesvn
> tde-tdetoys
> tde-tdeutils
> tde-tdevelop
> tde-tdewebdev
> tde-tqca-tls
> tde-tqt3
> tde-tqtinterface
> tde-wlassistant
>
>  That is a majority of the desktop and it is truly a joy to use. Currently
> I
> have a development build script for building. Once R14 is released, I will
> revise it to build from traditional pkgbuild.src.tz files and make that
> available for anyone interested. I don't know if kaiting still has server
> space,
> but I have binary packages for both i686 and x86_64 that I can make
> available
> for testing.
>

Hi David, how much disk space is required to host both architectures?
--Kaiting.

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