- kleopatra-4.4 segfaults immediately on start
- kmail-4.4 does not respect "Sent mail" folder of identity
- session restore always complains that another kontact-4.4 instance is running
- on each login, a dialog box about (unfounded) problems with gnupg pops up
Please be prepared for the following steps:
- end of april 2013, all kdepim-4.4 packages in the Gentoo portage tree will be package.masked
- end of may 2013, all kdepim-4.4 packages in the Gentoo portage tree will be removed
- afterwards, we will finally be able to simplify the eclasses a lot by removing the special handling
R.I.P. kmail1.
no problem with old bits retiring, but current kmail is still in a sad state, or rather akonadi (imap sync silently dies, resuming from sleep hangs sync also and so on). Do you still use kontact for your daily pim? And i checked the calendar - yes we are in 2013, isn't that crazy? =[
ReplyDeleteI would agree with d-fens... Don't know who uses new kmail but they're in for serious problems. Month ago akonadi started crashing on its own and it's not the first time it broke. It appears the underlying MySQL database broke, judging from stack trace... I want my old stable kmail where I knew where and how it stores my data.
ReplyDeleteWell... write patches! People are complaining but noone ever seriously attempted to keep kmail1 alive or improve it further (while some are wasting their time on kde-3...)
DeleteAny ideas what Debian does different so they don't run into these problems?
ReplyDeleteWell, kde proper is still at 4.8.4 in debian as far as I can see. When we in Gentoo were at 4.8 things were still fine too... I don't see any obvious patches in the debian patch tracker.
DeleteUpdate... In the bug report linked above, Kevin Kofler pointed to the patch from Fedora 15 that fixes the kleopatra issue. Thanks! One down, N to go...
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