The kde sig will be building kde-4.2.0 into rawhide asap, hopefully the process will be smooth, so as to introduce little to no breakage during or after. We'll also be starting work on updates for F-10 (first) and F-9. While this is going on there will almost certainly be times of intermittent buildsys wierdness. In particular, kde4-related builds should best wait until this work is completed. None of this will affect updates-testing or updates, as the whole update will be pushed as one group. Question/comments, ask away, or find us on freenode/#fedora-kde -- Rex

Would it be worth doing the rawhide work in a dist-f11-kde tag, as to not run afoul of the alpha freeze refresh early next week?

Just to followup with a progress report... Rex Dieter wrote: > The kde sig will be building kde-4.2.0 into rawhide asap, hopefully the > process will be smooth, so as to introduce little to no breakage during or > after. rawhide done. > We'll also be starting work on updates for F-10 (first) and F-9. F-10 packages done, in buildroot, close to queue'ing a first batch of updates, a few periphery plasma-related updates need work. F-9 packages are about 1/2 done, hopefully sorted out by the end of the day. -- Rex -- fedora-devel-list mailing list fedora-devel-list(a)redhat.com https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/fedora-devel-list

The kde sig will be building kde-4.2.0 into rawhide asap, hopefully the process will be smooth, so as to introduce little to no breakage during or after. We'll also be starting work on updates for F-10 (first) and F-9. While this is going on there will almost certainly be times of intermittent buildsys wierdness. In particular, kde4-related builds should best wait until this work is completed. None of this will affect updates-testing or updates, as the whole update will be pushed as one group. Question/comments, ask away, or find us on freenode/#fedora-kde -- Rex