On 06/22/2011 01:35 AM, John Jason Jordan wrote: > cmake -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX:PATH=/usr/local/scribus_svn
The whole point of this command is to know where your Scribus is being installed, so in this case, your executable will be /usr/local/sribus_svn/bin/scribus Another useful yum method is 'yum list ...' which can be used with wildcards, like yum list qt* This will give you first a list of the qt* packages you have installed and then others that may be available. As far as easily launching one Scribus versus another, I create desktop launchers for the different versions. You can also invent commands and put them in /usr/bin, so for example, as root, cd to /usr/bin and type ln -s /usr/local/scribus_svn/bin/scribus scribus150 Then when you as user type 'scribus150' into a konsole, it will run your custom version. What you have done is to create what's called a 'symbolic link'. It looks a bit scary but it's pretty safe. If it doesn't find what it's supposed to link to, nothing bad happens. Greg
