Attila wrote:
Is there a reason why you don't use kdemod3?
I probably will wind up using it. (Since the alternative seems to be creating and maintaining my own KDE3 repo.) I've been reluctant to use it so though, since I don't really agree with their approach:
* They build break KDE into small, modular packages, instead of just using the packaging supplied by upstream KDE. I use most of the apps that KDE supplies, and so don't care about the modularity.
* They patch the upstream KDE packages in a number of ways. I strongly prefer to use packages that are as unpatched and plain vanilla from upstream as possible.
DR
