KDE: disable apps still based on KF5 #1306
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EPEL 10 will include parts of Qt5 but not KF5. Some of these will be ported to KF6 in KDE Gear 24.12, at which point they can be re-enabled.
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LGTM |
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@tdawson FYI that removed most of KF5, except for kwayland and kwindowsystem as dependencies of kwayland-integration, which (while Qt5-only) is still maintained as part of Plasma and is listed as a hard dependency of plasma-workspace-wayland. Does that still make sense for a KF6-only EPEL 10? |
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You are correct, we will need to conditionalize kwayland-integration out of plasma-workspace-wayland. |
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I guess I had time today. Here is the merge request |
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EPEL 10 will include parts of Qt5 but not KF5. Some of these will be ported to KF6 in KDE Gear 24.12, at which point they can be re-enabled.
/cc @tdawson