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Package: kde-devel-extras
Version: 5:45
Severity: grave
I hope this is not a dupplicate bugreport, I *think* I've reported
something similar about kdevelop3 a few weeks ago, but kde-devel-extras
shows no bugreports.
I'm using unsable with kde 3.4 packages from alioth. And it is not
possible to install kde-devel-extras. It seems, that something in
kde-devel disturbes this package.
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On June 2, 2005 16:24, Bastian Venthur wrote:
> Package: kde-devel-extras
> Version: 5:45
> Followup-For: Bug #310628
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> The bug seems now fixed with the new KDE 3.4.1 package from alioth.
> Please don't break it again -- i need this package ;)
Thanks for the update. Closing now, since it was tagged experimental to
begin with.
Cheers,
Christopher Martin
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