Re: [expert] qt 2.0.2
On Sat, 27 Nov 1999, Thomas J. Hamman wrote: > On Sat, 27 Nov 1999, Civileme wrote: > > > Fabien Deschodt wrote: > > > > > > That way, you can be using the Qt 1.4 libs for KDE at the same time you > > > > are using the 2.0.2 libs for licq or whatever. > > > > > > Well, I just did : rpm -i qt2... to have both of them working > > > Maybe I should retry but I don't remember any problem using licq and > > > KDE. > > > I got the rpm on cooker. > > > > > > Fabien Deschodt > > > > Thanks for the info... Obviously they set it rightly and I don't have to > > engage in that particular self-punishment next time I set up a system. > > Yeah, I just got the licq and qt2 rpm's from Cooker and installed them > fine with no disruption to the older version of qt because the qt2 > libraries have different filenames. :) Okay, now I feel obligated to note that the qt2 version in Cooker is only 2.0.1, not 2.0.2, and the licq version in Cooker is not the newest either (and it had a nasty bug when autowrapping my messages). So to answer the original question of where to find an RPM of qt 2.0.2, try this URL: ftp://rpmfind.net/linux/contrib/libc6/i386/qt-2.0.2-2.i386.rpm -Tom
Re: [expert] qt 2.0.2
On Sat, 27 Nov 1999, Civileme wrote: > Fabien Deschodt wrote: > > > > That way, you can be using the Qt 1.4 libs for KDE at the same time you > > > are using the 2.0.2 libs for licq or whatever. > > > > Well, I just did : rpm -i qt2... to have both of them working > > Maybe I should retry but I don't remember any problem using licq and > > KDE. > > I got the rpm on cooker. > > > > Fabien Deschodt > > Thanks for the info... Obviously they set it rightly and I don't have to > engage in that particular self-punishment next time I set up a system. Yeah, I just got the licq and qt2 rpm's from Cooker and installed them fine with no disruption to the older version of qt because the qt2 libraries have different filenames. :)
Re: [expert] qt 2.0.2
Fabien Deschodt wrote: > > That way, you can be using the Qt 1.4 libs for KDE at the same time you > > are using the 2.0.2 libs for licq or whatever. > > Well, I just did : rpm -i qt2... to have both of them working > Maybe I should retry but I don't remember any problem using licq and > KDE. > I got the rpm on cooker. > > Fabien Deschodt Thanks for the info... Obviously they set it rightly and I don't have to engage in that particular self-punishment next time I set up a system. Civileme
Re: [expert] qt 2.0.2
> That way, you can be using the Qt 1.4 libs for KDE at the same time you > are using the 2.0.2 libs for licq or whatever. Well, I just did : rpm -i qt2... to have both of them working Maybe I should retry but I don't remember any problem using licq and KDE. I got the rpm on cooker. Fabien Deschodt
Re: [expert] qt 2.0.2
Magnus Stenemo wrote: > Where can I download qt2.0.2 as on rpm?? > > //Magnus > > -- > ## > # Magnus Stenemo Tel: +46 709-823714 # > # Parkgatan 5Fax: +46 533-689339 # > # 661 42 Säffle ICQ: 42062129 # > # E-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] # > ## Ummm, probably not a good idea. If the rpm replaces the Qt 1.4 library, KDE will break. http://www.troll.no has Qt in many forms. Best installation method is using gzipped tarball then mv ~/qt-2.0.2 /usr/lib and add /usr/lib/qt-2.0.2 to /etc/ld.so.conf That way, you can be using the Qt 1.4 libs for KDE at the same time you are using the 2.0.2 libs for licq or whatever. Civileme
