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List:       kde-solaris
Subject:    Re: [kde-solaris] KDE, Solaris and the Solaris Companion CD
From:       Alfred Schroeder <aschroe1 () lspb ! de>
Date:       2006-10-13 9:11:30
Message-ID: 452F5842.5060507 () lspb ! de
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Hi Stefan,

congratulations, nice to hear that.
(new "sunrise" for KDE)

can you tell us something about the date of publishing
of the solaris Companion CD including KDE 3.5.x  ?
what time span is "definite and forseeable future"  ?   :-)

have agood time with SUN

Fred



Stefan Teleman schrieb:

>Hi.
>
>Well, the cat is out of the bag, so i might as well own up to it: i
>very recently started working for Sun Microsystems. I am very happy
>about that, since I can now focus on doing what I love doing, which is
>software and systems.
>
>I will be working on Solaris' F/OSS software packages, for both the
>SFW and the Companion CD consolidations, and not only on KDE, but also
>on KDE's dependencies and required libraries. This means many other
>libraries and packages, many of which are shared with JDS/GNOME.
>
>This means that, KDE 3.5.5 will be on the Solaris Companion CD, along
>with its dependencies and requirements. It also means that, in a
>definite and foreseeable future, you will no longer have to deal with
>the hideous packaging of /opt/fsw4sun. :-) And KDE e.V will no longer
>have to host that thing on their servers' hard drives.
>
>So, KDE Solaris is alive and well, and now even at Sun!
>
>--Stefan
>
>  
>
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