Follow the upstream recommendations for packagers and switch to
multi-packages:
devel/gettext -> devel/gettext,-runtime
devel/gettext-tools -> devel/gettext,-tools
(new) devel/gettext,-textstyle
- Update KDE Frameworks to 5.51.0
-- Change examples handling and use @sample for all of them. Idea by
ajacoutot@. Discussed with ajacoutot@,sthen@,naddy@.
- Update our KDE Applications to 18.08.2.
-- Nothing special except okteta. They use there own version pattern
now. I set EPOCH.
- Update all devel/kf5 consumers there are effected by the examples handling.
-- kdevelop
-- krusader
-- tellico
-- yakuake
Thanks to landry@ for feedback and hints
From release notes:
"We have chosen to cut back on the number of applications. Krita has left us to
be independent and although it was emotional it was also done with complete
support from both sides. We are saying goodbye to Author, which never
differentiated itself from Words. We also removed Braindump the purpose of
which will be better fitted by a new application (nothing planned from our
side). Flow and Stage has gone in this release but we intend to bring them back
in the future. And Kexi has own release schedule but is still part of the
Calligra community."
-- https://www.calligra.org/news/calligra-3-0-released/
Many hints and tweaks from lendry@, sthen@ and jca@:
- Remove some kf5 libs from LIB_DEPENDS. They are only used
as RUN_DEPENDS. spotted by jca@
- Add devel/gettext as RUN_DEPENDS and libiconv as LIB_DEPENDS.
- Make the update process possible for editors/calligra-l10
-- idea from landry@ Thanks!
... and some more. Thanks!
ok landry@
Calligra is an integrated suite of KDE applications that cover office,
creative and management needs.
Office productivity:
- Words for text processing;
- Sheets for computations;
- Stage for presentations;
- Flow for diagrams and flowcharts;
- Kexi for database management;
- Braindump for note taking.
Graphics:
- Krita for advanced drawing and image manipulation;
- Karbon for vector graphics.
Management:
- Plan for project planning.
This is long-term joint work of Rafael Sadowski, Amit Kulkarni and yours
truly. It should compensate (free time slots appeared after removing)
x11/kde/office3.
