hi
i have also faced the problem with kdevelop pcq can not be really blamed for
this as they have provide the latest rpms at the kdevelop sites. Though the
rpms are mentioned to be for rh6.1 specially, but they look for pixmaps for
the widget set in the pre rh 6.0 directories. Even the executable, is
installed in /opt/kde/bin which is no longer the default kde directory.
the only solution i know is to download the tar-gz format and then hack the
makefile to look for pixmaps in the right directory.
btw u can download the tgz file from http://www.kdevelop.org .
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Karan Girotra
Department of Mechanical Engineering
Indian Institute of Technology
New Delhi 110016
91-011-6864507 91-011-6591633
----- Original Message -----
From: VIBHU RISHI <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: Linux India <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, November 12, 1999 4:41 PM
Subject: [LI]Kdeveloper problem
> hi,
> I installed RedHat 6.1 from PCQ cd - no hassles in that. no problems
> with video/sound .
> however, there seems to be some problem with the kdeveop provided on
> the CD. It installs o.k. . The verification check shows no problem.
> However, when I run it, it gives a lot of messages about not finding
> pixmaps, etc.
> It still starts, but is not able to show any help, while the help files
> are installed. Then on trying to make a new application with style as
> KDE, it shows all the .cpp and .h files , but when you click on these
> files, it says " file not found ".
> has anyone installed kdevelop properly ? can these people help me out ?
> thanx.
> Vibhu..
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