Enki packaged in Fedora!

[yajo]

This is not exactly an issue, but I wanted to let you know that finally Enki and Qutepart have been officially packaged in Fedora!

It's sad that I could not be able to complete the process, but it's nice that Rephael Groner took it, so here we have it now. :blush:

The "issue" part of this is that you could update the install instructions. I still encourage the team to keep the OBS Fedora package to have a more close to upstream package available for those who want it.

Thanks!

[andreikop]

That's amazing! Thanks @Yajo, @rapgro!

I'll probably keep the package on OBS, but also add a note that it is available in the official repositories.

[rapgro]

@lupinix FYI

@hlamer Unfortunately, it's not possible to use the enki menu in LXQt, most of the menu entries are greyed out (why?) and sub menus don't open when moused there.

[rapgro]

When to expect Python3 port of Enki? Fedora has big interest to port $everything to Python3.

[andreikop]

@rapgro, Python3 port is in progress now. I hope to have stable version in a month or 2 How can I test the bug on LXQt?

[dglent]

I use Enki 15.11.0 in Mageia 5 64bit with lxqt 0.9.0 without any problem

[rapgro]

Fedora 23 has Qt5.5.1 and LXQt 0.10.0 if you update to latest packages from official repository. @hlamer Just try to install any Fedora with latest updates and do dnf group install lxqt.

[dglent]

Thanks, i've been helped by fedora package to make the rpm for mageia: http://madb.mageia.org/package/show/application/0/release/cauldron/name/enki

[andreikop]

I tried to

• download fedora 23 netinst
• install it on 64bit virtualbox with all default settings
• do dnf group install lxqt
• reboot and login to lxqt
• install enki from my repo

The menu items are not disabled for me. Which exactly items are disabled? How to reproduce this problem?

[andreikop]

I encountered other problem - menu bar is shrunk down. I see only not-enough-space marker and the menu opens vertically. This problem reproduces on both lxqt and gnome. But not on enki master which uses python3-pyqt5 now.

[yajo]

@hlamer see https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1292724.

To reproduce the problem, install Enki from Fedora, not from your repo.

[andreikop]

Commented in the redhat bugzilla

[andreikop]

No icons on dock close button

[andreikop]

menubar is fixed in hotfix-15.11.1 branch

[andreikop]

@Yajo, @rapgro, I've released v15.11.1. It contains 2 GUI fixes specially for Fedora. Please migrate to it.

[rapgro]

There's no need to notify about new updates in this issue. We use Upstream Release Monitoring, it will automatically open a new report in RedHat Bugzilla. https://release-monitoring.org/project/8272/

[rapgro]

I'm planning to do a prerelease package of upcoming changes. For now I guess version is going to be 15.12.0 or?

[andreikop]

I hope the version will be 16.04. Waiting for a few fixes by @bjones1 And the version will be based on Py3 and Qt5

[rapgro]

A pre-release package is currently in updates-testing, it looks great.

And the version will be based on Py3 and Qt5 :+1:

Will the python2 branch (currently still master) of qutepart then be obsolete? But not sure if someone else needs it in Fedora as a separate library component independent from Enki based now on python3-qt5.

[andreikop]

Now both Enki and Qutepart master is Py3. And I'm not going to support Py2 versions.

[rapgro]

Very cool! Thanks.

[rapgro]

Qutepart 2.2.3 does not build with Python 3. The branch py3 is older than v2.2.3, how to solve? https://github.com/hlamer/qutepart/issues/42

[rapgro]

https://github.com/hlamer/qutepart/issues/21

[andreikop]

Use master for both projects

[rapgro]

Ah, I confused it. Sorry for the noise. Can we close this issue?

[andreikop]

Hi, Fedora guys! I've just released Enki v16.04.0 and Qutepart v3.0.0. Now projects are based on Python3 and PyQt5. There are also a lot of improvements. I hope you'll migrate to the new packages

[dglent]

Packages are now also available for Mageia (the next version 6).