Re: Applications 17.12 Beta to enter KDE:Applications
Roman Bysh <[email protected]>
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On 21/11/17 04:20 AM, gumb wrote: > On 21/11/17 08:44, Vojtěch Zeisek wrote: > > I'm generally looking forward final drop of KDE4 and having everything only on > > KDE5, but there are some important KDE4 based applications I use. Do You or > > anyone have any idea about replacement or ongoing KF5 port of: > > * Amarok (is there any other official and maintained KDE music player? There > > seems to be some KF5 port in home:wolfi323 and other repos) > > * KBibTex (some KF5 version is in home:wolfi323) > > * Kile (excellent TeX editor, there is KF5 beta in KDE:Unstable:Extra, > > upstream is working on KF5 version) > > * Kopete (especially when Telepathy based solution was recently dropped as > > unmaintained, there seems to be some KF5 port in home:wolfi323) > > * Krename (some KF5 version is in home:wolfi323) > > * RKWard (IMHO the best R GUI, there is ongoing upstream work on KF5 port, > > some dev version is in home:wolfi323) > > Interestingly, 'zypper se -i -s --requires kdelibs4' shows some applications > > of version like 17.08.X requiring Qt4/KDE4 libs, like akonadi-ews, dolphin- > > plugins, kalzium, kfind, kmplot, konqueror, soundkonverter. Why is there such > > requirement and what is going to happen with such applications? > > What are the possibilities for running these apps in the future in some sandboxed way, so as to get around the bitrot and dependencies issues? I > don't know if that can be done with an AppImage. > > You just reminded me that Krename is another of the apps that provides a stumbling block for me for a full KF5 transition. The other two I rely > on more heavily are Komparator and Audex. > > I've already enquired on the main opensuse list about Komparator alternatives and whilst one or two apps can mimic certain functions, there's > just nothing that really reproduces all of its features, especially its KIO Slave integration. Sadly it looks like a long forgotten application. > > As for Audex the CD ripper, there is really just one small bit of functionality I asked the Audex developer to add years ago that I can't > replicate in K3B or other apps: taking the first x character(s) from the artist string to use in the file name/path format, so as to > automatically sort ripped discs into alphanumerical subfolders. I might see if I can get the K3B devs to add that as it does just about > everything else. > > gumb You can try syncron as a replacement for kompare. -- Cheers! Roman -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] To contact the owner, e-mail: [email protected]