Dear Maintainer,

The problem now is that, apparently, having this update, I have been forced to
uninstall packages that have unfulfilled dependencies on this package. And the
packages that I had to uninstall (for the moment), are these:

kaddressbook; kmail; knotes; libkf5akonadisearch-bin; libkf5akonadisearch-
plugins; libkf5akonadisearchcore5; libkf5akonadisearchxapian5.

So I know that I can wait a little while for new packages to come out to fix
these problems.

On the other hand, of the packages mentioned above, others are 'almost done',
because I get new packages with t64, but it turns out that they are not
complete. I know I can wait for them to appear in full.

I'm afraid I'll have to reinstall from scratch with all the packages I have so
far. I have faith that the full fixed packages will arrive between this week
and next week.

I don't need KMail, because I use another email client.

I am aware that you are making the transition as painless as possible for
everyone.

Thank you very much, and with that, I wait patiently.

Hej,

Am Mittwoch, 28. Februar 2024, 23:44:03 CET schrieb Santiago José López
Borrazás:

Waiting is not what you _can_ do, but what you _should_ do. Disruptions
are expected during big transitions and the correct thing to do is to
wait until everything sorts itself out and not to forcefully remove
packages.

El 29/2/24 a las 00:10, Patrick Franz escribió:
López Borrazás: >> Package: libkf5kdelibs4support-data Version: 5.107.0-1
Severity: >> normal >> >> Dear Maintainer, >> >> The problem now is that,
apparently, having this update, I have >> been forced to uninstall packages
that have unfulfilled >> dependencies on this package. And the packages that
I had to >> uninstall (for the moment), are these: >> >> kaddressbook;
kmail; knotes; libkf5akonadisearch-bin; >> libkf5akonadisearch- plugins;
libkf5akonadisearchcore5; >> libkf5akonadisearchxapian5. >> >> So I know
that I can wait a little while for new packages to come >> out to fix these
problems. > > Waiting is not what you _can_ do, but what you _should_ do. >
Disruptions are expected during big transitions and the correct thing > to
do is to wait until everything sorts itself out and not to > forcefully
remove packages.
No and yes. The thing is, I've already tried to force one of these packages.
As I said, it's better to wait for those packages to be fixed.

I'll see if the rest have been fixed (which I've seen, some are already
transitioning to 't64', which is what other packages are missing to get
everything fixed.

I am not worried. I am just here to report.

Thanks.