I realise this is probably qvocabs fault, but. I tried installing .debs from qvocab for testing for a school project I'm working on, but it wouldn't install without libqt2. I did an apt-get install libqt2 then installed qvocab. After I remembered something about conflicts between libqt2 and libqt2.2. Sure enough, when I logged out of KDE, kdm died and wouldn't work again. Taking the brave route, I removed libqt2, which removed most of the kde I had installed, then I installed task-kde. The bottom line is, I successfully cleaned out all the old KDE1 and got a clean KDE2 install that worked fine with only a few updates. The down side is qvocab still won't install without libqt2? I thought libqt2.2 replaced libqt2? I am thinking the qvocab developer needs to change the dependencies in his .deb file to accept libqt2.2, but I'm not sure enough. Please forgive my asking, but I just want to get a better understanding of my system.
Cheers, John Gay