evolution-2.2.0 and gnome-2.8

[Nick Hudson]

Well I am planning on getting back in as soon as their is a working 2.6
iso.  For gnome 2.8 and the upcoming 2.10 release you need a 2.6 kernel
and a working install of hal and dbus for most things to compile and
work properly.  I agree with you that they need updating, most if not
all of the gnome stuff needs updating.  So be warned that for most of
thise to install you will need hal and dbus and for those you will need
a 2.6 kernel, and I think the last I talked with you, you are still
running a 2.4 kernel but its has been a while since then :).

Nick

On Tue, 2005-03-08 at 11:52 -0600, Terry Chan wrote:
> With nhudson being absent from ll.org and the gnome effort, the
> latest gnome-2.8 and evolution-2.2.0 is turning into a terrible mess in
> moonbase.
> 
> Modules likes, gtkhtml, gtkthml2, gtkhtml3, gtkhtml32, gtkhtml34, gtkhtml36,
> libsoup22, gal, gal2, gal24. evolution-beta, evolution-data-server-beta all 
> need to be pruned and/or cleaned up.
> 
> Also evolution-2.2.0 requires more gnome-2.8 modules like:
> 
> libgnomeprint-2.8.2, libgnomeprintui-2.8.2, libgnomeui-2.8.1, gtkhtml36
> 
> which in turn require most all of the rest of gnome-2.8.
> 
> Unless someone has a better solution, I'll be doing a massive gnome-2.8 update 
> to the moonbase to get it ready for evolution-2.2.0.  I'll try to update
> as much of gnome2.8 as possible, but I do not use the Gnome desktop!
> 
> I am a xfce4 user and I do gnucash, gimp, gaim, gnumeric, and abiword,
> (evolution is installed for testing purposes) so I do have quite a few gnome
> apps that I can use to test all my planned moonbase updates.
> 
> Terry Chan
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