> Hi Andrea, welcome to Trinity! > > There are a lot of projects that I have on the OBS, but half of them > are unmaintained, so don't go by them ;) So the right repo is tde3.5.13, not the one that will "destroy my cat", ok? ;) > I've been working on getting much of my work up to speed and working > again after my dev machine crashed. I thought that I would be able to > retrieve a lot of my work, but that didn't happen as much as I thought > to plan >_>;;. > > I made a branch on the Trinity Desktop tde-packaging git, you can > check it out on the suse branch. I'll be updating it as I get to > packages. Yes, got it. Now, I hope you will advice me, regarding the correct way to work with it. Should I make my own branch or track your suse branch or work on your branch locally than sending you the patches? Sorry if the question sounds stupid but I'm just a beginner with GIT. > There are handy macros if you want to help :) I've been taking them > from the KDE:KDE3 repo and restructuring the packages, removing > old/obsoleted patches and other cruft. Still, there are much more patches than I expected, expecially in core packages. Oh well, more patches, more glory. :) Something to start with: if I understand correctly "qt3-3.3.8d" is absolutely required, the qt3-3.3.8c maintained in the standard openSUSE repo won't do the job, right? Do you mind if I try to get a working package for it, as a start? The one on the OBS does not appear to build. > I upload them from the GIT to the OBS when I have time. If you need me > to upload anything for building, feel free to ask :) (osc build is a > good option though >_>) I have sent my account. :) Andrea PS Oh, and BTW thank you all for your kind welcome. :)