> I'll take the time to try out as much of the distro as
> possible to find any problems. How is the kde 2.01
> packages going? I have not rsync'd since before
> christmas, so I know there is much to catch up on.
Oh, KDE 2.0.1 was finished up before Christmas. Since then, I've done the
sendmail/procmail set, ghostscript, modutils, and now 2.2.18 and pcmcia
(getting ready to sync out).
> I
> would like to have one of the demo disc. I did get a
> CD burner recently, so I'll try to make a bootable
> image and test out the installer.
Ah, good! You might also figure out if my cdutils build is bad or not.
>From some very rough testing I did about 2 hours before getting on a
plane, it looks like cdrecord might be broken. I guess you'll find out,
though.
> I saw over break that a sparc port came out for slack.
> How is that going? Well keep up the good work and I'll
> test out as much as I can and try to submit fixes
> before the end of sunday.
The Sparc port is going well, from what I hear. David's got it fully
installable, has most of the kernel bugs ironed out, and so forth. He's a
bit farther ahead on thing than I am :)
Oh, I was also going to build a kernel with the config file that you
posted about midway through December and throw that into the distribution.
Hopefully, we'll get things figured out to where such additional config
files are not necissary. But for now, that's what I'll have to do. If
you could make sure that file is up to date for 2.2.18 and tell me what
kind of machine it's designed for, it'll go into the demo disc and the
distribution, at least until we can get a truly generic kernel.
--
Chris Lumens - chris@slackware.com - KG6CIH
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