- 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
After databases/lmdb is imported we can drop our self hosted, unsupported
and outdated version 15.04.26.
With this commit KDE Frameworks is up-to-date.
This framework offers the possibility to create integrate services and actions
on any application without having to implement them specifically. Purpose will
offer them mechanisms to list the different alternatives to execute given the
requested action type and will facilitate components so that all the plugins
can receive all the information they need.
ok landry@
qqc2-desktop-style is new since KDE Fameworks 5.39.0
QtQuickControls 2 style that uses QWidget's QStyle for painting This makes it
possible to achieve an higher deree of consistency between QWidget-based and
QML-based apps.
CVS tag tweak from and ok landry@
Update kdelibs4support to 5.39.0 and not to 5.41.0 because otherwise the
openssl stuff will do too much work.
(Make kssl compile against OpenSSL 1.1.0 (bug 370223)).
Tested in an bulk by landry@ Thanks!
ok landry@
"New framework: kirigami, a set of QtQuick plugins to build user
interfaces based on the KDE UX guidelines"
https://www.kde.org/announcements/kde-frameworks-5.37.0.php
$ pkg/DESCR
Kirigami is a set of QtQuick components at the moment targeted for mobile use
targeting both Plasma Mobile and Android. It’s not a whole set of components,
all the “Primitive” ones like buttons and textboxes are a job for
QtQuickControls but it’s a set of high level components to make the creation of
applications that look and feel great on mobile as well as desktop devices and
follow the Kirigami Human Interface Guidelines.
ok landry@
reported by naddy@. If only cmake shipped a FindHUNSPELL.cmake module,
instead of having one installed by kdelibs (and thus, a hidden build
dep) and one in sonnet source tarball....
