> The package builds and seems to contain the expected files. Package > installs and appears in KControl. Yet many warning messages. Just ignore them for now; we honestly don't have the manpower to clean up the warnings at this time. Attention should be focused on repairing the slew of functionality bugs in the bugtracker. > > Log attached. > > =========================================================== > -- WARNING: you are using the obsolete 'PKGCONFIG' macro use FindPkgConfig > > Is this warning important? Is there anything I can do about this warning? > > =========================================================== > -- PKGCONFIG() indicates that libbonoboui-2.0 is not installed (install > the package which contains libbonoboui-2.0.pc if you want to support this > feature) > -- bonoboui not found. Some features of the theme engine will not work as > intended. > > There is a non-stock build script available for libbonoboui. The > dependency chain includes libgnome, libbonobo, libgnomecanvas, gnome-vfs, > GConf2, gnome-mime-data, avahi, ORBit2. Possibly more. To many Slackers > that is considered a lot of cruft. Therefore, exactly what features are > lost by not having libbonoboui installed when building gtk-qt-engine? I don't know. > > =========================================================== > There are many "warning: unused parameter" messages. > > =========================================================== > /dev/shm/applications/gtk-qt-engine/src/qt_qt_wrapper.cpp: In function > 'void drawArrow(GdkWindow*, GtkStyle*, GtkStateType, GtkArrowType, int, > int, int, int)': > /dev/shm/applications/gtk-qt-engine/src/qt_qt_wrapper.cpp:1698: warning: > 'element' may be used uninitialized in this function > > [I built the package in tmpfs, hence the reference to /dev/shm. I am > focusing on the warning messages.] > Everyone: After release, there will be an announcement concerning the direction and focus of the Trinity project, so stay tuned! Tim