Le Friday 21 February 2003 18:09, Quel Qun a écrit : > Packaging exists to allow modularity. There is no modularity whatsoever > with current Mandrake's packaging of KDE.
> It is no news, kdelibs requiring galaxy-kde What is the problem ? Galaxy-kde works with kdelibs. You can try without, perhaps you will success, so you are the best, and you will be very happy, I am sure. > or the mutual requirement > between kdelibs and kdelibs-common were already against common sense. For you perhaps, no for me. I split it for ia64 build. And kdelibs requires kdelibs-common because there is all necessary binary. > As of > today, kdelibs requires kdebase (kdelibs requires galaxy-kde, which in turn > requires kwin.so, part of kdebase). Of course, kdebase requires 6 other rpm > to be installed, and I don't know how deep this goes. And what is the problem ? krootwarning is use under kde, mdkkdm, use under kde. So for you it's a problem ? Not for me. Now you can continu to speak on this problem if you want. But for me no problem. So good WE. Regards. > This means that if I wish to run a kde application under any other WM, I > still need to install a full blown KDE environment. So long modularity, it > was nice to see you. > =o= > kk1
