This is a large, but still intermediate commit for KDE6 (kf6 and plasma6).
These are the key changes:
Update kf6 dependencies.
Remove kuserfeedback (it is now a part of kf6).
Move libdbusmenu-qt to General Libraries. It is still needed for LXQt, but
will be remmoved when LXQt moves to Qt6 and LF6/Plasma6.
Made some changes to bluez to use &root;.
Commented out kmix, libkcddb, and k3b. These are still kf5 apps and would
require adding back most of kf5 to the book. It's easier to just wait for
these to be updated to qt6/kf6.
Removed references to the full qt5 package in LXQt packages. It mkes no sense
now that Qt6 is in the book to also build the full (deprecated) Qt5 package.
It may makes sense to just remove the full Qt5 package from th ebook now.
Renamed an internal referece from plasma5-build to just plasma-build in polkit
and mesa.
For some reason, although XDG_DATA_DIRS contains /opt/kf5/share and
xdg-desktop-portal should use config files from XDG_DATA_DIRS,
xdg-desktop-portal-kde is not started unless the configuration files are
copied to /usr/share. Do that after building plasma (as we already fo
for the .desktop files). We don't copy but just symlink them...
Although libxcvt is required for xwayland, xwayland is only a runtime
dependency of plasma, so can be built later and pull libxcvt in later.
But kwin requires libxcvt at build time.
Update to plasma-wayland-protocols-1.12.0.
Update to plasma5-5.27.10.
Update to kde gear-23.08.4 including kate, kwave, and falkon.
Update to kf5-5.113.0.
- tell Qtwebengine is required for aura-browser
- comment out aura-browser
- Add a title to the note about commented out packages
- plasma-phone-components is now plasma-mobile
I know it is somewhat useless, but I don't like them for
two reasons: first they cannot be seen, and I do not like things I
cannot see. Second, git highlights them, and this is disturbing...
This requirement was added in September 2017 por plasma-pa. But as
of 5.22.4 (August 2021), it is not required anymore: plasma-pa uses
gsettings from gio (in glib2).