Jorge Peixoto de Morais Neto wrote:
> I tested it against gnash-0.8.1 and against the latest CVS (as of
> Novermber 1st, around 17h34 GMT).
Thanks for trying both.
> This message is wrong. --disable-kparts does not solve the problem.
The issue is that we have two kinds of KDE support. One is kparts,
which is how Gnash can be a proper plugin for Konqueror. The other is
the KDE GUI, which exists in a different sub directory. It's possible
somebody would build a KDE GUI, but not use kparts, and use NSAPI with
Konqueror instead. As the default is to build both KDE and GTK support
by default, we should probably just print a warning if the KDE libs
aren't installed. That's how it was supposed to work.
> The message is correct, but could be more didactic, and maybe the script
> should simply choose gtk by default.
Which is the fix I was going to do for this bug report. I'm wondering
if we should just make GTK the default, as any package maintainers can
use --enable-gui to build both KDE and GTK. Most people run GNOME or
KDE, so while building both is easier for the packagers, they can always
specify --enable-gui=gtk,kde.
> Do you want me to file a bug report? Against 0.8.1 or cvs or both?
Just cvs HEAD is fine. I'll fix it there, and it'll go in the next
release. For 0.8.1, this isn't a critical issue.
- rob -
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