hi,
ok, recompiling now. is John Buswell the maintainer for licq? ...does anyone
know if he's in?
things that i have changed:
(1) includes the gtk based licq plugin. even though some features in the qt
client aren't in the gtk one yet, it looks very good...and hey, using gtk
means it's fully GPL..no ugly qt license. ;-)
(2) builds the other licq plugins included in the licq source. they plugins
can be found in licq_src_dir/plugins, but in the spec only the qt-gui is
built but the rest are left out.
(3) i have disabled auto file generation. it's not needed here IMHO.
(4) i have split up the packages. licq in one package, and the plugins
(qt-gui is also a plugin.) and the rest in separate packages.
attached is the spec file for it, for those who want to have a look. i'll
upload the source rpm in the morning (my time is +8 GMT) ...now i need some
well deserved sleep..
geoff.
> -----Original Message-----
> From: James E. Jennison [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Sunday, March 12, 2000 12:54 AM
> To: cooker list
> Subject: Re: [Cooker] licq
>
>
> I say go for it as well. Good luck :)
>
> James Jennison
> Senior Network Administrator
> SpeakEasy Networks - Seattle, Washington, USA
>
> On Sat, 11 Mar 2000, geoffrey lee wrote:
>
> > hi,
> >
> >
> > i plan to make some changes to licq. there are things that
> shoudl be built,
> > but aren't being built.
> >
> > i also want to add a gtk based licq plugin. there are actually
> people out
> > there who think that licq = have to use qt, i would like to see that
> > changed. the gtk based plugin does not have all the fucntions of the qt
> > plugin right now, but it is usable, and looks quite good too.
> >
> > what does everyone think?
> >
> >
> > geoffrey lee (snail talk)
> >
>
licq.spec
