Yes, yes, I know I keep saying I'm going to move KDE to stable. I'm in the process of getting KDE 3.4.1 built and released, and we'll see about it then.
Even if it doesn't make the bindist, I will build binaries so they will be available post-bindist, so hopefully things will be available soon.
Just an FYI, all available PostgreSQL packages have made the move to stable, and, as I understand it, will be available in the upcoming Fink binary distribution.
Right now, basically the only thing holding me back from putting KDE 3.4.0 in stable is continued packaging issues with conflicts between SSL and non-SSL packages.
The division between SSL and non-SSL is kind of silly anyways -- what does everyone think about me dropping the non-SSL packages altogether? My suspicion is most people who install the non-SSL ones do it only because they didn't think/remember to put "-ssl" on the end of the package...
Hey, cool, some friends of mine are in a documentary about gaming culture called Fraglimit Hit. It's a pretty entertaining indie flick, check it out if you get the chance...
