Category Archives: musl KDE

This week has been mostly been spent on writing documentation and fixing up some left over things. I started with looking over the *-standalone libraries. It turns out that tree.h is provided by libbsd and because libbsd works just fine … Continue reading →

This week has mostly been dedicated to fixing old, and harder problems that I had previously put off. I spent a whole lot of time learning about the AccountsService codebase and setting up systems with LDAP authentication, but it turned … Continue reading →

This week I’ve finished testing the KDE applications, cleaned up the Mauikit ebuild commits, and various fixes on Portage and Crossdev. I have also started writing a little bit on the PinePhone Pro wiki, and also gotten Gentoo musl installed … Continue reading →

This week I’ve tested every application in the kde-apps-meta meta package, I have also spent a lot of time learning ebuild development tooling by working with the mauikit ebuilds. To start with I’ll talk about the mauikit ebuilds, and more … Continue reading →

Today I’ve been doing basically the same things as yesterday. I’ve continued work on mauikit apps and now I just need to untangle my git commits and make every package one commit to not clutter up ::kde git history. I … Continue reading →

This week I’ve spent most of my time getting Gentoo musl to run on my PinePhone Pro and packaging mauikit apps. I have also done some minor testing on KDE applications and some other miscellaneous things. In my proposal I … Continue reading →

Today I’ve been working some more on my PinePhone and I’m basically done. An issue I ran into was the phone not booting when I compiled a custom kernel. It has no display output, but apparently you can use the … Continue reading →

Today I’ve done pretty much the exact same thing as yesterday. I continued to fix some things with QtWebEngine and sent a PR to ::gentoo (yay!). I also tested a few more applications on my laptop but got really stuck … Continue reading →

Today I’ve filled in the midterm evaluation and continued to work on QtWebEngine to make it ::gentoo-ready. I’m pretty happy with most of the patches and I only need someone to look through them. I’ve also tested some core KDE … Continue reading →