On Sunday 28 September 2003 08:15, Astarot wrote:
> Well, i've been trying to configure it with ./configure qiute long.
>
> My QT version is 3.0, system is Debian 3.0, libqt3-dev is installed also.
> It was everything OK with licq itself, but troubles started when I've tried
> to install the QT plugin...
>
> First I had to write manually, where are x-libraries, x-includes, qt
> qt-includes and qt-libraries situated... It looked quite funny, when
> program which is being run from xterm, offers me to install X-Windows ;)
> And now configuration stops on string "Checking if your QT is >= 2.1.xxx -
> no :-(" or
> something of that kind :(
>
> What's my problem? What should I do to run your program, which seems to be
> so pretty and useful?This is a pretty well known bug in Debians package management of the QT libraries :-( You have to remove and reinstall all QT-packages. First find all QT packages: dpkg -l | grep -i qt then make "apt-get remove xxx" for each found package. After you removed them all, please run apt-get install libqt3-mt apt-get install libqt3-mt-dev apt-get install libqt3 apt-get install libqt3-dev After doing all this, licq should find all QT related stuff. Hope this helps. Thomas -- email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] IRC: DreamForce on #licq UIN: 75450207 (urgent messages only)
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