On Tuesday 14 of October 2014 19:08:32 Timothy Pearson wrote:
> All,
>
> As you can probably see from the activity on the trinity-commits list
> there have been multiple updates to both the common cmake/admin modules
> and the icons across the entire tree over the past week or so.
>
> This ongoing activity has forced essentially a full archive rebuild for
> Debian/Ubuntu, our primary supported distributions.
>
> I am announcing a ***hard freeze*** for R14 to allow the Debian/Ubuntu
> rebuild to start generating our RC1 package sets.  There are currently
> three open bug reports blocking Bug 2014; patches that do not relate to
> those three reports must be discussed on this list and approved by me
> before being committed to GIT.  Additionally, only patches that do not
> affect the common cmake/admin modules will even be considered at this
> time.
>
> After the RC1 rebuilds are complete this soft freeze will thaw to accept
> patches for bugs discovered before and during RC1 testing.  This thaw will
> be short lived to allow time for RC2 rebuilds, so all patches should be
> ready within a week after RC1 release.
>
> Each rebuild cycle takes around 2-3 weeks due to the multitude of
> distributions supported.  If no common cmake/admin modules are updated for
> RC2 the resultant rebuild will take less time.
>
> Onwards to the much-fabled R14 release! :-)
>
> Tim
>

I'm currently a few days in processing patches from bug 2110 (tdebase on 
openbsd). Most are just ifdef, or portions of code specific to OpenBSD. The 
last that I will soon edit are patches to enable building without tdehwlib - 
again just a few ifdefs.

Can I continue integrating these patches without discussion?

-- 
Sl�vek