Le 06/12/2011 23:35, Darrell Anderson a écrit : > Ah, I see. I'm a regular Amarok user too. > > I don't know whether this will help, but in my dual boot setup with > KDE3 and TDE, I ran some nominal tests with Amarok 3.5.13. Nothing > unusual or unexpected happened. I did not perform exhaustive testing, > but I never was an Amarok power user and would not know how to > perform exhaustive testing with Amarok. But my playlists loaded and > tunes sounded the same as in KDE3. Volume control worked, Pause > button worked, I could hide or enable the menu, etc, and Amarok did > not crash. > > I migrated my KDE3 profile to TDE using my migration script. > Therefore, all of my Amarok settings, config files, and databases > were the same. > > But you raise an interesting point about being able to concurrently > run both KDE3 and TDE --- what happens when the TDE version breaks? > As much as I am pressing here to get TDE as my primary desktop, the > bugzilla contains some irritating bugs that are not yet resolved. > Thus, cautious people will be tempted to use KDE3 in any transition. > I know there are many patches in the bugzilla queue waiting to be > merged, but after that happens I hope R14 sees a thorough scrubbing > before release. > > That is my personal goal: that by R14, TDE is my primary desktop, if > not sooner. I'm so close right now. :) Thank you. I took the time to install amarok-trinity. What I feared happened: I spent several hours resolving conflicts with debian-multimedia and wheezy packages. I had to downgrade and remove a lot of things. But now, it works. I'll have to install it from sources because there's too much important packages I had to remove. -- Laurent Dard