Fedora 10
I got Fedora 10.
Wow, It's just amazing.
Most of the things that were broken in Fedora 9 (wrt KDE anyway) seem to be more or less fixed!!!
Way to Go!!! Still waiting for KDE 4.2, but for now, I am very happy.
As an added bonus, NCTUns seems to install (and probably run... will try) on Fedora 10, even though it uses the Fedora 9 Kernel (2.6.25).
Meanwhile, git-svn is working out very well for KDE svn repos. You can easily git-svn clone the kdelibs and the kdepimlibs repositories, but it is a bit tough for kdebase and kde support (and kdenetwork) thanks to the presence of svn:external tags. One reason to switch to git is something I found out the hard way while using KDE svn.
If svn update fails in the middle, your svn will just hang. If you finally kill it with a -9, then your directory is now in an unsafe state (whoopie). No matter how much svn cleanup you do, it will never work.
Wow, It's just amazing.
Most of the things that were broken in Fedora 9 (wrt KDE anyway) seem to be more or less fixed!!!
Way to Go!!! Still waiting for KDE 4.2, but for now, I am very happy.
As an added bonus, NCTUns seems to install (and probably run... will try) on Fedora 10, even though it uses the Fedora 9 Kernel (2.6.25).
Meanwhile, git-svn is working out very well for KDE svn repos. You can easily git-svn clone the kdelibs and the kdepimlibs repositories, but it is a bit tough for kdebase and kde support (and kdenetwork) thanks to the presence of svn:external tags. One reason to switch to git is something I found out the hard way while using KDE svn.
If svn update fails in the middle, your svn will just hang. If you finally kill it with a -9, then your directory is now in an unsafe state (whoopie). No matter how much svn cleanup you do, it will never work.