I have tested this too, on a completely fresh ubuntu 8.10 desktop 32bit Gnome with standard R (2.8.1) The deb package is generated without errors but a bunch of warnings (mostly compiler warning I think) that don't seem to influence functioning.

The deb-package installs without any problems.

I start it from console and there are no errors, menus appear to be working. Only, the icon is missing both from the menu and from the application switcher.

I have an extra laptop sitting around so I have set up a test machine with ubuntu 8.10, I could set up other configurations if you would like that.

Regards
Finn

On 2009-03-27 22:33, Thomas Friedrichsmeier wrote:
Hi,

thanks for your report(s).

Most of the symptoms you detail likely have a common cause: Some parts of RKWard get installed to a wrong location, and then they can't be found at runtime. The problem here is, that the correct paths differ across systems. Since don't have a Ubuntu installation myself, I have a hard time, figuring out the correct approach.

I created a new test release and corresponding .deb a minute ago. It is to be expected that the .deb still does not work for you, though, since it was built for Debian unstable.

Could you please try the following steps, and write back on the results:

In your /etc/apt/sources.list add this line:
        deb-src http://rkward.sourceforge.net/debian ./
Now go to a temporary directory and enter:
        apt-get source rkward
This should pull you the 0.5.0c-test3 sources and build scripts. Then:
        sudo apt-get build-dep rkward
This will install everything needed to compile. Two additional ones:
        sudo apt-get install dpkg-dev
        sudo apt-get install fakeroot
These are needed to create debian packages. Now inside your temporary directory:
        cd rkward-0.5.0c-test3
        dpkg-buildpackage -rfakeroot
Now your temporary directory (cd ..) should contain a .deb built for your system. Install that and test.

I know it's a number of steps, but this would really help a lot.

If the problem about missing plugins remains, could you finally go to ~/.kde4/share/config/ and remove/rename the "rkwardrc" file? Does this help?

Regards
Thomas
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