KDE SC 4.4.0 released

KDE announced the availability of its Software Compilation 4.4, "Caikaku".
You will find all upstream changes and new features on their website. As usual we provide
the latest packages for Arch.
Unfortunately this update will need some user intervention due to a pacman
limitation. Therefore you have to update in two steps:
% pacman -Sy --asdeps qt
% pacman -Su
Be aware of the following problems that might occur:
* The usage of bitmap fonts like terminus will be broken when using the
proprietary nvidia driver.
* If you update from virtuoso 5 as nepomuk backend as it was provided in
the kde-unstable or testing repository you will have to convert
your database or simply remove
~/.kde4/share/apps/nepomuk/repository/main/data/virtuosobackend. The latter
is of course only recommend if you had not used nepumuk's tagging and
comment features.
* In case of any error, try using a new user account or (re)moving KDE's
configuration which can be found at ~/.kde4 /tmp/kde-* /var/tmp/kdecache-*.
Akonadi saves its data at ~/.config/akonadi and ~/.local/share/akonadi

I let my nieces and nephews use my Internet connection while I was on holidays and now I am capped and I am only half way through my month. So I am still updating painfully slowly Will be updating my plan for the month in the morning.
However I was able to download the packages from ftp.archlinux.org (extra), I don't normally use this mirror but I will be updating the rest of my machines manually while I have the day off.
Edit:
toad wrote:Cheers, Allan. Then again, who knows? Perhaps he is the wizard of Oz? I've heard they're ahead of our time down there... (okay, ban me for bad jokes).
Okay this made me laugh!
Last edited by Tyriel (2010-02-09 11:26:41)

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KDE 4.3.0 Caizen Released

Cannot wait to upgrade!
http://kde.org/announcements/4.3/index.php

I upgraded without deleting my .kde4 directory and everything went smoothly - thanks to our great devs. KDE 4.3 is simply amazing. It is fast, the new policykit module is fantastic (a warning though: if you try to run the k3b setup module without changing policies, the system settings window will vanish :-)). Other cool stuff includes the opendesktop plasmoid and the interactive wallpapers, but most fascinating is the preview function in the folder plasmoids and in dolphin!! Amazing stuff!
Skripka wrote:
knysng wrote:
Really?
Which repro? And how does it behave with upgrading from 4.2 with the new split packages?
I use the locke.suu.edu repo.
Module->split packaging went slick. Some 3rd party plasmoids such as Stasks or QuickAccess will need recompiled/redownloaded...but dayum this 4.3 is nice.
Remember though, this is Vanilla KDE4.3 from Extra I'm talking about, and not KDEMod.

Kde 4.1

KDE 4.1 beta was released a few days ago. Is it available for Arch Linux yet?

somairotevoli wrote:actually, they are updated daily. Try reading the thread. Your answer on how to get 4.1 is in the very first post of that thread.
My mistake. However, the first post says nothing about 4.1

Arch + gnome|kde against other distros

Arch for me is a perfect distro in that sense, that I know exactly, where all configuration is stored, what every file means and where to dig in case of problems.
But this is true only if I don't use major DEs, such as gnome or kde.
So I want to ask the community, what advantages and disadvantages Arch has against other distros with gnome/kde/etc (not counting rolling-release)?
TNX.
edit:
As for me, Arch's main advantage - simple configuration through text files. I guess it is the same for many Arch users. But not for all.
Why people, who prefer to use kde/gnome use Arch?
Last edited by eDio (2009-10-18 21:40:20)

I use ArchLinux with KDE4 because Arch gives me exactly what I want, no less, no more. KDE4 likes to be bloated and come with loads of useless crap, but not on Arch. Arch divides KDE into modules so I only get EXACTLY what i want. This makes my system fast, entirely customized, and yet it still looks good. Also if I want to remove KDE and install something else, it's extremely easy. Lastly, I love how standard Arch is. Packages are extremely standardized, none of this crap "flavoring"(as I like to call it) other distros employ, which cause more issues than they fix. Here everything is "standard linux". Everything conforms and makes sense, manual editing is simple. The AUR and PKGBUILD system is also absolutely fantastic, and probably my favorite part of the distro(along with tools like yaourt and the fact that most AUR packages also follow the Arch Packaging Standard)

Drag & drop feature missing from konsole in kde 4.7

In kde 4.6 and previous release, konsole support drag & drop the selected string in konsole and do copy paste.
Since upgrade to kde 4.7, this feature gone. Any one know how to enable it or it's a bug?

Thanks for the tips. But I still don't like that way.
I will keep my archlinux froze at kde 4.6 tile I have time to change my habit.

KDE Applications 14.12 repo

The KDE Applications 14.12 pre-release is available for testing in the repository:
Server 1: http://kde-beta.wirephire.com/repo (courtesy of wirephire.com)
Server 2: http://arojas.hol.es/repos/kde-beta/
Pakages are x86_64 only, and signed with the key ID 941C2A25
The following packages are ported to KF5: kwrite, konsole, gwenview, kate, kalgebra, kanagram, khangman, kig, parley, okteta, kapptemplate. They will replace the corresponding KDE4 version. There are also three additional packages katepart4, konsolepart4 and oktetapart4, which are needed for some KDE4 applications that still use their Kparts. You will need to install them manually if you use any of these apps (e.g. yakuake) before upgrading.
Please test and report packaging and upgrading issues in this thread, so that we help making the update as smooth as possible when KDE Applications 14.12 hits [extra]. Other bugs and issues should be reported upstream to http://bugs.kde.org
EDIT 30/11/14: Konversation 1.6 beta (KF5 based) added
EDIT 12/12/14: Calligra 2.9 beta added
EDIT 16/1/15: KDE Applications 14.12 is now in [testing], so removed all outdated beta packages.
Last edited by arojas (2015-01-16 15:46:42)

UPDATE: kdeartwork-kscreensaver + kdeartwork-styles needs kdebase-workspace. Why?
Does anyone understand why installing kde-meta-kdeartwork needs kdebase-workspace in the end?!?
$ sudo pacman -Sp kde-meta-kdeartwork
http://arojas.hol.es/repos/kde-beta/kdeartwork-colorschemes-14.11.97-1-x86_64.pkg.tar.xz
http://arojas.hol.es/repos/kde-beta/kdeartwork-desktopthemes-14.11.97-1-x86_64.pkg.tar.xz
http://arojas.hol.es/repos/kde-beta/kdeartwork-emoticons-14.11.97-1-x86_64.pkg.tar.xz
http://arojas.hol.es/repos/kde-beta/kdeartwork-iconthemes-14.11.97-1-x86_64.pkg.tar.xz
http://arojas.hol.es/repos/kde-beta/kdebase-runtime-14.11.97-1-x86_64.pkg.tar.xz
http://mirror.de.leaseweb.net/archlinux/extra/os/x86_64/akonadi-1.13.0-3-x86_64.pkg.tar.xz
http://mirror.de.leaseweb.net/archlinux/extra/os/x86_64/libdmtx-0.7.4-5-x86_64.pkg.tar.xz
http://mirror.de.leaseweb.net/archlinux/extra/os/x86_64/qrencode-3.4.4-1-x86_64.pkg.tar.xz
http://mirror.de.leaseweb.net/archlinux/extra/os/x86_64/prison-1.1.1-1-x86_64.pkg.tar.xz
http://mirror.de.leaseweb.net/archlinux/extra/os/x86_64/kdepimlibs-4.14.3-1-x86_64.pkg.tar.xz
http://mirror.de.leaseweb.net/archlinux/extra/os/x86_64/libkgapi-2.2.0-1-x86_64.pkg.tar.xz
http://mirror.de.leaseweb.net/archlinux/extra/os/x86_64/xerces-c-3.1.1-5-x86_64.pkg.tar.xz
http://mirror.de.leaseweb.net/archlinux/extra/os/x86_64/libkolabxml-1.0.2-2-x86_64.pkg.tar.xz
http://mirror.de.leaseweb.net/archlinux/extra/os/x86_64/libkolab-0.5.3-1-x86_64.pkg.tar.xz
http://mirror.de.leaseweb.net/archlinux/extra/os/x86_64/libkfbapi-1.0-2-x86_64.pkg.tar.xz
http://mirror.de.leaseweb.net/archlinux/extra/os/x86_64/libaccounts-glib-1.17-1-x86_64.pkg.tar.xz
http://mirror.de.leaseweb.net/archlinux/extra/os/x86_64/libaccounts-qt4-1.13-1-x86_64.pkg.tar.xz
http://mirror.de.leaseweb.net/archlinux/extra/os/x86_64/signon-qt4-8.57-1-x86_64.pkg.tar.xz
http://mirror.de.leaseweb.net/archlinux/extra/os/x86_64/kdepim-runtime-4.14.3-1-x86_64.pkg.tar.xz
http://mirror.de.leaseweb.net/archlinux/extra/os/x86_64/qimageblitz-0.0.6-4-x86_64.pkg.tar.xz
http://mirror.de.leaseweb.net/archlinux/extra/os/x86_64/polkit-kde-0.99.0-5-x86_64.pkg.tar.xz
http://mirror.de.leaseweb.net/archlinux/extra/os/x86_64/libxklavier-5.4-1-x86_64.pkg.tar.xz
http://arojas.hol.es/repos/kde-beta/kde-base-artwork-14.11.97-1-any.pkg.tar.xz
http://mirror.de.leaseweb.net/archlinux/extra/os/x86_64/kdebase-workspace-4.11.14-1-x86_64.pkg.tar.xz
http://arojas.hol.es/repos/kde-beta/libkexiv2-14.11.97-1-x86_64.pkg.tar.xz
http://arojas.hol.es/repos/kde-beta/kdeartwork-kscreensaver-14.11.97-1-x86_64.pkg.tar.xz
http://arojas.hol.es/repos/kde-beta/kdeartwork-styles-14.11.97-1-x86_64.pkg.tar.xz
http://arojas.hol.es/repos/kde-beta/kdeartwork-wallpapers-14.11.97-1-x86_64.pkg.tar.xz
http://arojas.hol.es/repos/kde-beta/kdeartwork-weatherwallpapers-14.11.97-1-x86_64.pkg.tar.xz
http://arojas.hol.es/repos/kde-beta/kde-meta-kdeartwork-14.12-1-any.pkg.tar.xz
Last edited by LeonardK (2014-11-30 16:44:51)

Qt 4.0 beta 1 --- 4.0 will be released end of first 1/4 2005

http://dot.kde.org/1103717662/

celeron2002 wrote:then kde 4.0 will be released for 2006?
qt4 <-> kde 3.4 is also possible scenario

KDE SC 4.11 and next generation of KDE

Hello
Will arch keep both kde sc 4.11 which will be a LTS release, after next generation of KDE SC is released? Since it will be very handy for us who want something more reliable until the next generation KDE SC is matured enough?

No, KDE SC 4.11 is *not* a LTS, although that seems to be a common misunstanding after plasma devleopers announce that plasma worksapce will enter maintenance mode since KDE SC 4.11 .
No developers will care about and maintain KDE/4.11 branches any more once 4.11.5 is released, just like what has happened after every 4.x.5 release . Plasma developers might maintain KDE/4.11 branch, or not (which means they will maintain KDE/4.12 branch just like all other developers do after KDE SC 4.12 is released ). But that doesn't make much difference, since Plasma is just a small part of KDE SC and no other developers would pay extra attention to KDE SC 4.11 .
KDE SC 4.12 is already planed and wil be released after KDE SC 4.11.
Good luck to those who regards KDE SC 4.11 as LTS.

Whats up with KDE 4.1.4?

KDE 4.1.4 was released on January 13th which is more than a week ago. Why does it take that long to get KDE 4.1.4 in the repos?
4.1.3 is already there, so it should'nt be that much work to update the PKGBUILDs?

To all users waiting for this upgrade,
Please don't take me locking this thread personally, but I don't want it get any traction. Let me explain why.
There's a phenomenon here at Arch that happens around every major upgrade to KDE or Gnome. First comes the wave of people complaining that these DE are not getting to the repos fast enough. "Arch is a rolling release, why isn't it in the repos" threads will pour in like crazy. Developers will get tons of e-mails. IRC will load up with the same questions.
After it's released, there will be wave after wave of people complaining that it wasn't ready for release. "Why are these packages in Extra? Why couldn't stay in testing until all of the bugs are worked out" threads, e-mails, and IRC posts will be everywhere.
From a developer or moderator standpoint, this can be a lose-lose situation. The number of people that complain will outnumber the number of people that say thanks by hundreds to one. The developers will work like crazy to iron out the bugs; The moderators will be closing thread after thread.
I understand that the opening post isn't about KDE 4.2, but in the larger picture, it is exactly about that. Everyone that does work for Arch would appreciate if everyone else that uses these packages would be patient with the process. DE are not trivial to upgrade and maintain.
Thanks in advance for your understanding.

KDE 4.0 Alpha1 is out!!!

http://www.kde.org/announcements/announ … alpha1.php
Can't wait to try it on Arch

dtw wrote:Wow! I thought it would be MONTHS yet!
This is an alpha release. The final KDE 4.0 will be released in october (if i'm not wrong)
There is a release scheudle
http://dot.kde.org/1174481326/
Damnshock

KDM - Black screen after login

heya,
I just did an update of my Arch Linux system (Arch64) last night (2009-12-19), and now it appears that KDE won't start. I have KDE-mod installed (KDE 4.4 Beta 1), and the hardware is a Lenovo X200 Tablet PC.
On bootup, it will go to the KDM screen fine. However, if you attempt to login, the screen goes black, and caps-lock doesn't seem to work. Also, going to a console login also seems to go to a black screen as well, caps lock also non-functional. I tried moving my .kde4mod config folder away, still the same thing.
From memory, I think there were some updates to hal (?) or xorg-input (?), but I can't be certain. There weren't any updates to any KDE-mod packages, and there haven't been any changes/updates to that since the KDE 4.4 Beta 1 release around two weeks ago.
I've put up my Xorg.log and kdm.log here:
http://dpaste.com/135957/
http://dpaste.com/135958/
I did see mentions of seg-faults in the logfiles, I'm guessing that's the issue?
I saw another thread talking about segfaults in KDE Plasma, however, I assume this is in plasma, and this guy/girl is actually able to login:
http://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=87134
I also saw another thread about a bad upgrade causing problems with GDM here:
http://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=87122
http://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=87123
and that seems to be fixed with a console-kit upgrade. However, that talks about missing buttons in GDM, and nobody there mentioned issues with KDE.
Any advice?
Thanks,
Victor
Last edited by victorhooi (2009-12-20 22:45:00)

heya,
Gosh, should have waited just a bit more. The consolekit update did come through on the mirror I used, however, I also needed to do a reboot .
So now I'm back in KDE. I did notice that a reboot from KDE seems to take quite a while (a couple of minutes, sitting at a blank black screen). Also, a logout seems to cause KDE to hang (black screen, but sits there for a long time...I eventually just had to power-cycle it). Weird.
Cheers,
Victor

Kf5 applications and Oxygen decorations

Some applications have moved from kf4 to kf5. In system settings I set oxygen decorations, but in kf5 apps like kate and gwenview I don't see it.
I still see it in kf4 apps like ktorrent, but not in kf5 apps. Why?
Besides, kate is ruined. At start, it forgets position, window size, desktop number and looses documents.
Why did you release that if it's not stable?

V1del wrote:The new applications that were ported to kf5 don't have anything to do with plasma and they can easily coexist with KDE4
They're bugged.
Please, read open post. Kate doesn't save its state on logout.
V1del wrote:the tab you show is for the window decoration which isn't what you want to change, what does it show on the other tab? And I'm sure digging around in .kde4 and the relevant .config directories for kf5 you will be able to copy over the oxygen configuration to the proper place in kf5 which will fix the colors, not on arch right now so can't tell you what exactly to change do some digging, find the files responsible for oxygen color configuration in both directories
Sorry, this doesn't solve completely my issues because new version of kate is bugged. I need it stable.
However, If I have to do all of that, I'm asking what kde tester were doing before releasing this applications.
V1del wrote:Btw you are using Arch, a rolling release distro, if you want to stay with something old you should be using another distribution
I want to stay with something that works.

Kdemod, xorg-server 1.7.1.901-1 = slow kickof, dvb broken... [solved]

So the recent xorg update to 1.7.1.901-1 has caused some problems for me. The kickof menu in kde was extremly slow and dvbt stoped working, kaffeine not being able to tune to any channels anymore.
Searching in the forum I found out that the kickof menu broke due to the xorg update. It turned out, downgrading xorg fixed kickof and dvbt.
I described how to do that here
http://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=84294
and there is also the wiki source. I hope this saves somebody some time :-)
http://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Dow … ges#How-To

But will kde be fixed anytime soon to handle the new xorg? Or maybe kde is waiting for xorg to be fixed so that kde will still work . It's annoying to have software components out of date. Moreover I hate having to waste brain cells to check if some package dependency will force xorg to be updated again. After the recent upgrade I first had no X at all. I then had to reinstall the nvidia drivers, but in the past I had used the nvidia shell script to do it because I wanted to try out their openCL drivers.
For the life of me I couldn't figure out how to uninstall the proprietary drivers and it wouldn't let me install nvidia under pacman. I had to delete every conflicting file by hand (sigh). I finally got arch's nvidia to install, but kde will not start at all for me. On boot kde hangs after the first disk drive icon and then a mouse click will send the screen to black.
So far the only solution offered is to downgrade xorg. I'd prefer to run lxde for now until the wrinkles are worked out. But even lxde has some odd windowing behavior now. I use xmonad as my window manager and any window at the right edge of the screen has a defective scroll bar. You'd think the xorg folks would have done some more testing with at the very least kde and gnome prior to release.

Submitting packages (kbear)?

I succeeded to build kbear-2.1-1 (a graphical ftp client for KDE) and then install the package. Kbear is a powerful tool:
http://kbear.sourceforge.net/
How do I submit the package and PKGBUILD file to Arch Linux? In AL's documentation I read the below annoncement but cannot login.
AL documentation wrote:
New packages can be uploaded to ftp.archlinux.org/incoming. Note the following before submitting any packages:
1. All packages should come with the package build script (PKGBUILD).
2. Please add a comment line to the top of your PKGBUILD file that follows this format:
# Contributor: Your Name <your.email>
3. When a package is received it will be assigned to a package maintainer, who will inspect it to make sure it follows these guidelines. If they have any questions, the maintainer will email you for clarification.
Note: I tried earlier to build it (kbear) but not possible until kde-3.1-1 was released.

To get the package submitted, this is what I did (for those who are new in submitting packages, like me).
Host: ftp.archlinux.org
User: anonymous
Pass: anonymous
Upload to /incoming
To make a tarball (gzipped tar file with PKGBUILD, filelist and built package):
http://www.cs.rpi.edu/~bivenj/tarball.htm
Example:
tar -czvf kbear-2.1-1.tar.gz kbear

Newsletter 3-14-04

Archlinux Weekly Newsletter
*Jason Chu and Ben Mazer*
Opening
Welcome to the ArchLinux Newsletter. This attempts to give you an ``at a
glance'' look at the world of ArchLinux.
News
/No front page news this week/
This Week in Dev Land
* ArchLinux has an IRC bot. It's name is archbot. It's an infobot
(http://www.infobot.org/). Right now we're testing it to see if it
can help answer some of the simpler questions on IRC.
* Damir has suggested we start having incoming-cleanup waves: where
the oldest packages in incoming can be talked about and dealt
with. It was suggested that he take the idea to the TUs, because
it's more their job now. Developers will still join the discussion
though.
* Aurelien found a bug in our db update scripts and blew up the
package database. A number of packages were accidently orphaned
because of this. If anyone sees packages that used to be adopted
by one of the developers, feel free to bring it to their attention.
ArchStats Updates
/To participate, visit: http://archstats.coding-zone.com/
Number of registered systems: 281
Date first system was registered: 20031017
Most recent update occurred: 20040314
Longest recorded uptime: 175 days, 22 hours, 51 minutes, 55 seconds.
Average uptime: 4 days, 13 hours, 25 minutes, 41 seconds.
Lowest kernel version: 2.4.21
Highest kernel version: 2.6.4
Least packages installed on a system: 44
Average installed packages: 253
Most packages installed on a system: 563
Discussions
Forum Highlights
* Drz wanted to know if all the 0.6 packages were compiled with
GCC3.3.3 (the included compiler). The answer was no. Arch uses a
rolling release cycle where the ISO releases are just snapshots of
the current tree. The focus is on making the trees perfect, not
making a good CD release. Read the thread
here:http://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?t=3155
* LB06 posted his suggestion for the /opt folder. He did not like
the idea of separate binary folders. The thread turned into a
debate with no clear answer. Some people suggested that it helped
organization, and others did not care either way. Participate in
the thread here: http://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?t=3084
* Rasat made a request for a web downloading interface to the TUR
system. Xentac, the TUR developer was against this idea, because
the goal with the TUR system was to interface with pacman. This
way users wouldn't have to manually update packages themselves.
The suggestion is still being discussed, so participate here:
http://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?t=3191.
Mailing List Highlights
* Brent Pitman wanted to know if it was possible to have pacman
automatically update (unattended). There were a few solutions
including a cron script and simply yes| pacman -Syu. This is not
recommended though, because you may want to be notified of
important package updates. Read the thread here:
http://www.archlinux.org/pipermail/arch … 01075.html
TUR Mailing List
The TUR system has been completely redone. The web interface has now
been replaced with a SFS/Subversion combination. This system will scale
much better and is hosted on the ArchLinux servers now. Because of the
downtime, many packages became out of date. Please be patient while the
TUs adjust to the new system and update packages. Please note that the
mailing list address has changed to this:
[email protected].
Packages
Package Highlights
* KDE 3.2.1 was released and packaged this week. This is an
important bugfix release, so all KDE users should upgrade. You can
read the announcement here:
http://kde.org/announcements/announce-3.2.1.php
* XFCE 4.0.4 was released this week. This is a bugfix release as
well, and all XFCE users should upgrade. The changelog is located
here:
http://sourceforge.net/project/shownote … _id=222635
New Packages
kde-i18n-xh 3.2.1-1
kde-i18n-zu 3.2.1-1
kde-i18n-vi 3.2.1-1
kde-i18n-zh_tw 3.2.1-1
kde-i18n-zh_cn 3.2.1-1
kde-i18n-sv 3.2.1-1
kde-i18n-th 3.2.1-1
kde-i18n-ven 3.2.1-1
kde-i18n-ta 3.2.1-1
kde-i18n-tr 3.2.1-1
kde-i18n-uk 3.2.1-1
kdeaccessibility 3.2.1-1
kde-i18n-fr 3.2.1-1
kde-i18n-es 3.2.1-1
cvs 1.11.14-1
kde-i18n-ss 3.2.1-1
kde-i18n-sk 3.2.1-1
kde-i18n-sl 3.2.1-1
kde-i18n-sr 3.2.1-1
acpi 0.07-1
acpid 1.0.3-1
postgresql 7.4.2-1
kernel26-scsi 2.6.4-1
gweled 0.4-1
j 0.20.2-1
kde-i18n-ru 3.2.1-1
kde-i18n-se 3.2.1-1
kde-i18n-ro 3.2.1-1
ices 2.0.0-1
kde-i18n-pl 3.2.1-1
kde-i18n-pt 3.2.1-1
kde-i18n-pt_br 3.2.1-1
kde-i18n-be 3.2.1-1
kde-i18n-bn 3.2.1-1
kde-i18n-br 3.2.1-1
kde-i18n-cy 3.2.1-1
kde-i18n-az 3.2.1-1
kde-i18n-nso 3.2.1-1
kde-i18n-nn 3.2.1-1
kde-i18n-nl 3.2.1-1
kde-i18n-mk 3.2.1-1
kde-i18n-mt 3.2.1-1
kde-i18n-hr 3.2.1-1
kde-i18n-is 3.2.1-1
kde-i18n-ja 3.2.1-1
kde-i18n-lt 3.2.1-1
kde-i18n-he 3.2.1-1
kde-i18n-hu 3.2.1-1
kde-i18n-it 3.2.1-1
kde-i18n-nb 3.2.1-1
galculator 1.2.0-1
patchutils 0.2.28-1
xfce4-diskperf-plugin 1.4.1-2
wine 20040309-1
mlterm 2.8.0-3
kde-i18n-et 3.2.1-1
dnsmasq 2.3-1
sylpheed-claws 0.9.10-1
kernel26 2.6.4-1
kde-i18n-eu 3.2.1-1
kde-i18n-fa 3.2.1-1
kde-i18n-fi 3.2.1-1
kde-i18n-eo 3.2.1-1
kde-i18n-en_gb 3.2.1-1
quanta 3.2.1-1
xfwm4-themes 4.0.4-1
xffm 4.0.4-1
xffm-icons 4.0.4-1
xfprint 4.0.4-1
xfwm4 4.0.4-1
xfce-mcs-manager 4.0.4-1
xfce-mcs-plugins 4.0.4-1
xfce-utils 4.0.4-1
xfdesktop 4.0.4-1
xfce4-themes 4.0.4-1
xfce4-toys 4.0.4-1
xfce4-trigger-launcher 4.0.4-1
xfcalendar 0.1.6-1
xfce4-iconbox 4.0.4-1
xfce4-mixer 4.0.4-1
xfce4-panel 4.0.4-1
libxfce4util 4.0.4-1
libxfcegui4 4.0.4-1
kdetoys 3.2.1-1
kdeutils 3.2.1-1
kdenetwork 3.2.1-1
kdepim 3.2.1-1
kdesdk 3.2.1-1
kdegraphics 3.2.1-1
kdelibs 3.2.1-1
kdemultimedia 3.2.1-1
kdeedu 3.2.1-1
kdegames 3.2.1-1
kdeartwork 3.2.1-1
kdebase 3.2.1-1
kdebindings 3.2.1-1
arts 1.2.1-1
kdeaddons 3.2.1-1
kdeadmin 3.2.1-1
xfce4-minicmd-plugin 0.2.0-2
xfce4-netload-plugin 0.2.2-2
xfce4-datetime-plugin 0.3.0-2
xfce4-showdesktop-plugin 0.3.0-2
xfce4-battery-plugin 0.2.0-2
xfce4-clipman-plugin 0.4.0-2
xfce4-systemload-plugin 0.3.4-2
xfce4-notes-plugin 0.9.7-2
emboss 2.8.0-1
archstats 3.6-1
tidyhtml 20040308-1
emovix 0.9.0pre1-1
mp3splt 2.0-2
abiword 2.0.5-1
xmms-speex 0.9.1-1
vnc 3.3.7-1
automake 1.8.3-1
mp3wrap 0.5-1
k3b-i18n 0.11-1
xmms-kde 3.1-1
cdrtools-devel 2.01a27-1
audacity 1.2.0-1
squid 2.5.STABLE5-1
sfs 0.7.2-1
gnomemeeting 1.00-1
openh323 1.13.2-1
pwlib 1.6.3-1
STAGING Listing
/To get access to this repository and the TURs, go to:
http://tur.archlinux.org//
abcm2ps 3.7.3-1
fox 1.0.51-s1
amule 1.2.6-s1
cdw 0.2.2-s1
chromium 0.9.12-1
cups-pdf 1.4.1-s1
fftw3 3.0.1-1
cln 1.1.6-1
giftui 0.3.1-1
gksu 1.0.3-s1
gmencoder 0.1.0-s1
gnome-alsamixer 0.9.6-s1
gnome-cups-manager 0.17-1
gnotime 2.1.7-s1
gossip 0.7.1-s1
gp 0.26-1
gtk-smooth-engine 0.5.6-s1
windowlab 1.23-s1
gtkglext 1.0.5-s1
gtkglextmm 1.0.1-s1
sylpheed-gtk2 0.9.9-s1
hwd 1.6-2
ion-devel 20030814-1
kbarcode 1.6.1-s1
ksambaplugin 0.5b2-1
labplot 1.2.2-1
libchipcard 0.9.1-1
libgnomecups 0.1.6-1
libksba 0.4.7-1
libofx 0.6.4-1
liferea 0.4.6d-s1
logjam 4.3.2-s1
loudmouth 0.15.1-s1
lwm 1.2.0-1
mage 6.30.030607-1
materm 0.1-1
mlview 0.6.2-1
monopd 0.9.0-s1
mp3burn 0.3.1-1
ms-sys 1.1.1-1
panorama-tools 2.6bml12-s1
parse-yapp 1.05-1
pixieplus 0.5.4-1
potrace 1.2-1
potracegui 0.3-s1
prekin 6.30.030607-1
prizm 0.2-s1
pychecker 0.8.13-s1
pygtkglext 1.0.1-s1
scribus-devel 1.1.5-s1
scribus-docs 1.0.1-s1
seahorse 0.7.3-2
shaaft 0.5.0-1
smb4k 0.3.1-1
smclone 0.55-1
source-highlight 1.8-s1
spe 0.4.2c-s1
texmacs 1.0.3.3-s1
tla 1.1-2
tse3 0.2.7-1
ttf-cheapskate 0.1-2
universalkopete 0.1-1
xfce4-fsguard-plugin 0.2.0-s1
xfce4-xmms-plugin 0.1.1-s1
xml-dom 1.43-1
xml-regexp 0.03-1
xml-xql 0.68-1
xpenguins_themes 1.0-1
xtermset 0.5.1-s1
xv 3.10a-1
xymms 0.9.1-s1
sip 3.10.1-s1
qscintilla 1.2-s1
Problems
FAQ of the Week
Q: I'm having a problem. What should I do, where should I turn? Help me!
A: ArchLinux has many places you can turn for help. First, you should
try reading the many forms of documentation. Arch has a nicely filled
WIKI available at http://wiki.archlinux.org/. There are a set of guides
located here: http://www.archlinux.org/docs/.
If your question wasn't answered in the documentation, you can
search/post in the forum located at http://bbs.archlinux.org or you can
catch people in our IRC room located at irc.freenode.net #archlinux.
Lastly, you can join the mailing list, located at:
http://www.archlinux.org/mailman/listinfo/arch/.
So you see, you are not alone with a problem. Although this may not seem
like a FAQ, we are receiving lots of questions from distressed newcomers.
Bugs
Bugs Closed This Week
534. K3b crashes due to mime type error.
527. Aide does not compile
529. root autologin or somewhere mention that root has no password
530. Arch Installation/Rescue CD is not capable of mounting vfat and/or
ntfs
495. Pacman ignores IgnorePkg field for packages that "replace" other
packages
502. Makefile for kernel26
498. Add other codepages to kernel
506. KDE package missing esd
487. kdelibs must be patched for kmail to print (kdebug: 72775)
522. kde html/text printing broken
526. No text in widgets for gqview, xscreensaver, and GIMP
525. XF86config template
524. bluefish needs gnome-common
523. gnome-vfs: libgnomevfs-2.so.0 missing
519. pacman-2.7.5 fails to build
Bugs Opened This Week
538. gettext with c-sharp enable
537. JFS mounted read only after crash
536. gnome terminal missing dependency
535. gnuplot in science or multimedia ?
533. kget (kdenetwork) has threading deadlock (kdebug: 74597)
532. Ideas for the installer
531. kernel updates brake pcmcia_cs
528. kernel pkgs MUST have an echo saying: "WARNING: If you use lilo, do
'lilo -v'
Closing
That's all for this week. Stay tuned for more exciting ArchLinux
development.

Dusty wrote:
sarah31 wrote:the link for the bit about jlowell bitching again doesn't work.
bah. so what?
ok, i read it on a lot of posts, and now i want to know what it means:
what do you mean with "bah"? is this a short form for something you have in canadian english or canadian français i do not know about?

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