OOo 2.0 is now default on Gentoo, please mark app-office/oooqs-2.0.3-r2 stable as well, because this versions works with OOo 2.0, thanks!
I agree ;) x86-arch what do you think. The same goes for ooqstart-gnome-0.8.3-r1. Both should be marked stable asap, as the old versions don't work with OOo 2.0.0
Just want to add that both packages only contain compatibility updates for OOo 2.0 in relation to the current stable releases. Oh and some fast feedback / decision here would be great ;) as the old quickstarters won't work with OOo 2.0 (which is stable now), so this should follow very soon.
So if there is no interest in this, I'm going to mark both stable myself later today, as we need it.
Please wait for us to look over the package and test it. In the future, please make sure dependencies like this are marked stable first, so we don't have things broken in the tree. I will look at this later today when I get a chance.
(In reply to comment #4) > Please wait for us to look over the package and test it. In the future, please > make sure dependencies like this are marked stable first, so we don't have > things broken in the tree. There might be a slight misunderstanding here: oooqs and ooqstart-gnome are NOT a dependency for OOo 2.0, on the contrary they depend on OOo 2.0. So it is impossible to mark them stable first, as this would break things too. Their new releases won't work with older OpenOffice.org releases as there have been some fundamental changes in between. Thanks for looking at them
OOoqs is not strictly a dependency of openoffice. It is a helper application that can be used to speed up the starting of openoffice. It is runtime dependent on openoffice.
(In reply to comment #5) > > There might be a slight misunderstanding here: oooqs and ooqstart-gnome are NOT > a dependency for OOo 2.0, on the contrary they depend on OOo 2.0. So it is > impossible to mark them stable first, as this would break things too. Their new > releases won't work with older OpenOffice.org releases as there have been some > fundamental changes in between. > You will still file all the bugs at the same time, but you will make these bugs depend on the openoffice 2.0 stabilization bug. Then we know that there are things waiting and can stabilize everything at the same time.
(In reply to comment #7) > You will still file all the bugs at the same time, but you will make these bugs > depend on the openoffice 2.0 stabilization bug. Then we know that there are > things waiting and can stabilize everything at the same time. Ok thanks, will try to do better next time.
Both stable on x86
