> All, > > In response to a lot of the traffic on this mailing list, and in order to > prevent fragmentation of Qt3 versions via distro-specific patches, I have > added Qt3 3.3.8c into the Trinity SVN here: > > http://svn.trinitydesktop.org/websvn/listing.php?repname=Trinity&path=%2Fmain%2Fdependencies%2Fqt3 > > It can be checked out into the current working directory with a command > similar to this (if you do not have an SVN account simply remove the > --username=<username> portion of the command): > > svn co http://svn.trinitydesktop.org/svn/trinity/dependencies/qt3 . > --username=<username> > > The version currently in SVN has had the version number bumped to 3.3.8d, > and includes many of the Qt3 bugfix and security patches commonly in use > today. This version is ready to accept new bugfixes, such as a repair for > the gcc 4.6 header #include issue currently being discussed on this list. > > If you want the ability to commit to this Qt3 branch in SVN please write > me directly at kb9vqf@... and request an SVN account. If > you already have an SVN account at svn.trinitydesktop.org but cannot > commit to this branch, please include your username so that I can grant > write access to your account. > > I hope this decision will aid all involved in keeping Qt3 running smoothly > and compiling on new platforms! > > Timothy Pearson > Trinity Desktop Project > Apologies, I seem to have posted an incorrect URL in the SVN checkout command. Here is the correct command: svn co http://svn.trinitydesktop.org/svn/trinity/main/dependencies/qt3 . --username=<username> Also, I received a query regarding letting other distributions know about our new Qt3 branch. I would say yes, go ahead; this move essentially makes us a candidate to be the upstream source for Qt3, and the more people we have submitting bugfix/security patches the better. Tim