Kevin Kofler wrote:
Bill Crawford <billcrawford1970 <at> gmail.com> writes:
Cherry-picking works quite well, in fact.
But be warned that cherry-picking from Rawhide is COMPLETELY UNSUPPORTED and
may break at any moment. For example, if a central library like openssl or
openldap gets a soname bump, everything will get rebuilt against it, and then
the new KDE will drag in the new library, which will replace the old version,
and the removal of the old version of the library will drag in all the other
rebuilds. Moreover, there's no way we can test all arbitrary combinations of
Rawhide and F9 packages. Rawhide packages are set up to work well with other
Rawhide packages, not necessarily F9 ones.
Kevin Kofler
Building it yourself has better prospects. Not necessarily good
prospects, just better.
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Cheers
John
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