Yes, I'm using Chakra Linux since February and I have to admit that they are doing a great job for the kde integration.
For example, all gtk apps are in a bundle system, so the repositories contains only qt apps. (But you have to check regularly if there are update with the bundle manager :/ )
They have coded some configuration modules for the control center of kde, like grub2 manager, iptables 4/6...
On the other hand, yes, currently, there is no gui for pacman, the package manager, I've had to write a bash script to get some notifications about available update.
I'm on the testing branch and except bugs specific to kde, it's a quite stable distro, and I like there half-rolling release system.
It's seems not rock-solid like Pardus, but, it's simple and easy, like archlinux and Pardus.
I have not found any others kde centric distro better than this one, except Pardus.

Yes, it's a good idea. I have no facebook account. 
And I agree with PhiX, like said a french that talk turkish on our forum, they want to kill Pardus slowly but surely, so there is nothing to wait from the workshop.
Forking a project like pardus is not an easy task since there are lot's specifics technologies like pisi, comar & co, that need to be developed. It requires lot's of time... But it's an interesting proposition.
it could be great if there is a specific sub-forum / topic dedicated to this subject here, with all guys from facebook & co.

ok.. I have not really take the time to check that.
But, I've had 2 scribus packages when I searched 'scribus'. I was unable to install the up-to-date version.
Perhaps I have uninstalled the old sribus pisi was able to take the most up-to-date.

Hi atolboo,

First, thanks for the packages.
I successfully installed it.
Two things.
First, because of the new tag in the pspec.xml, scribus was not updated, as it was not in the same group.
So I had to install it directly downloading the package from the parduser.de server.
And it's seems to works fine. Thanks again !

And about repositories configuration, I've done something that can be useful. But since the Pardus future remains uncertain I did not talked about that. But, for the french pardus users, I've made a little software that help the new users to easily configure all the available repositories. Initially it was in bash, but I've made it using Qt.
The software get an XML file at startup containing all repositories availables for all pardus versions / architectures and propose to the user to select the stable / test / devel versions of the repos. To select the debug / source repos, and the mirror of each repositories.
The XML file: repositories.xml
This the same file that is use to generate the table from this page on our dokuwiki. (never finished since we are waiting officials announcements / the fork..)
The code is available on gitorious, and a compiled version for x86_64 here and for x86 here, for Pardus 2011.x.
I've added an old screenshot. (old because the UI have changed a little)
Once again, since the project seems dead, I've never really finished it / talked about it. For example, the translation in english should work, but I never take the time to test. But, perhaps this tool can be useful for the new ones...

Ok... weird.
Can you upload the package somewhere so I can directly install it?

'just done all of this, but I have the same error. :/

Hi

Trying to compile this software on a pardus, using test repo, I have this weird error:


Have you ever seen this error type ?
Perhaps I need to update the gcc stuff from devel repo ?

And thanks again atolboo, no problem with this update. Perfect.

I would like to know if it is possible to update this package since the version 0.6.14 is now available.
Thanks !

Note:
No, it's not a copy-paste from a previous post. 

And SABnzbd works perfectly fine. 
Thanks for your great work and reactivity atolboo !

I would like to know if it is possible to update this package since the version 0.6.10 is now available.
Thanks !

First of all,  you _just_ need to configure sabnzbd.config.


Below, for example, my /etc/sabnzbd.config, needed by the service SABnzbd. (using ssl)


This file configured, it's the web interface (for me it's https://localhost:9090/ if I use it at home) of SABnzbd that will create and configure the ~/.sabnzbd/sabnzbd.ini & co. So before the first use of SABNzbd, delete your directory ~/.sabnzbd/
You do not have to edit yourself ~/.sabnzbd/sabnzbd.ini
So I'm using the web interface to configure ( https://localhost:9090/config/ ) all I want.
For example, for .nzb files, I simply saved them in a 'dl' directory. And SABnzbd check regulary if there are new .nzb files to download. If so, it start automatically the download.
When you use for the first time SABnzbd, so the ~/.sabnzbdi/* is not configured, the web interface let you configure the language, usenet servers to use etc.
I'm doing all my downloads with this web interface that is very well made.

I should tell you that after installing this, it will be command line only.
You'll have to install all the X stuff & co.

You can use the minimal ISO of pardus available here.
For info, to install a group of packages, use something like this:  pisi it -c group.subgroup

You simply have to edit /etc/sabnzbd.config (in root)
And you just have to set the username where sabnzbd will go to read the config file. (so, it's the username of you default user account, with normal privileges.)
After, launch the service and go to the webpage 127.0.0.1:8080