> How about: > -deactivate kde3 stuff > -install kde4 stuff including new version of kmymoney > -if it all works then you are done > -if it doesn't work then you can revert back to your kde3 version Well, that's what my workflow meant.
> In other words, why do you seem to want to end up with a kde4 version > of kmymoney but with kde3 stuff activated? No, I don't need the kde3 stuff eventually, it's just meant as a fallback possibility during the transition period. I would leave kde3 stuff deactivated as long as I try to get everything setup and reactivate it only in case of need. Of course I would dump the whole kde3 stuff once I got everything up and running on kde4. _______________________________________________ macports-users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.macosforge.org/mailman/listinfo.cgi/macports-users
