Re: libqt-mt => libqt3c102-mt
Chris, thank you for your answer! On Sunday 01 August 2004 22:18, Chris Cheney wrote: > Otherwise if it > isn't really built against gcc 3.2+ it should not be using the c102 > form of the name. Hmm, i think they must be compiled with gcc < 3.2. Otherwise they won't work on woody, right? So i assume, that the creator just took the sid source packages. Unfortunately, these backports are available on all kde mirrors, and so i think they are used very often. Hmm, to all participants of this list: Which KDE backport for woody are you using? I really appreciate experiences of people who also backport other KDE applications. Henning
libqt-mt => libqt3c102-mt
Hello! I have an additional question to an old mailing list discussion: http://lists.debian.org/debian-kde/2004/04/msg00259.html It was about dependency problems just due to the fact, that packages are (unnecessarily) named different: There are many KDE backports out there, some of them depends on libqt3-mt, some of them on libqt3c102-mt. So it is difficult (?) to build a package of an KDE application which will work with both of these different backports: >> Can't you make your package depend on kdelibs4, and use the implicit >> kdelibs4->libqt3* dependency ? > >No. The package dependencies are generated at build time against >whatever the package links to, plus manually set dependencies. So for >kdelibs4 and libqt3c102-mt they are automatically set up. Now i noticed, that i can resolve the problem by manually correct the Depends field like that: before: Depends: ..., libqt3-mt (>= 3:3.1.2), ... after: Depends: ..., libqt3-mt (>= 3:3.1.2) | libqt3c102-mt (>= 3:3.1.2), ... That works, but is there an better way to achieve that? Henning
Re: KDE322: libqt-mt => libqt3c102-mt
On Sunday 25 April 2004 17:35, Dominique Devriese wrote: > Henning Moll writes: > > Hi! Will this package be also renamed in the 'final release' of > > KDE322 for Woody? > > Yes. AFAIK, 'c102' stands for the transition from one gcc-version to another incompatible gcc-version, which is done in sid. Why should this affect woody? > > I am providing a package of k3b for woody. This package won't > > install with the current debs of KDE322. Sure, it's easy to correct > > this, but then, the package will fail on systems with older > > versions of KDE3. > > That's why you're supposed to provide two packages if you want them > to work on two different Debian distributions. This is not about different Debian distributions. It's just about woody (and nothing else) together with different versions of KDE... Anyway: I don't have any clue how to provide two different version of the same package (for the different KDE-Versions) via the same deb-repository. Is this possible? Henning
KDE322: libqt-mt => libqt3c102-mt
Hi! Will this package be also renamed in the 'final release' of KDE322 for Woody? This would break compatibility with many (all?) existing KDE applications packaged for KDE < 322. I am providing a package of k3b for woody. This package won't install with the current debs of KDE322. Sure, it's easy to correct this, but then, the package will fail on systems with older versions of KDE3. Henning
Re: Upgrade to KDE-3.2.1
On Monday 08 March 2004 14:36, Hendrik Sattler wrote: > As of now, kde-i18n is still missing I simply installed the i18n-de package from woody. Works great... Henning
Re: k3b 0.11+?
On Monday 23 February 2004 23:50, Jean-Michel Kelbert wrote: > And I want to remove k3bsetup from the package. Hmm, Sebastian did this in a prior version of k3b (for the shell script), and just returned to include it again, because of thousands of users complaining about k3bsetup not there. Im not sure if it's a good idea to do the same mistake ;-) Maybe something like a placeholder, saying that absence of k3bsetup/k3bsetup2 is not an error, but a feature of debian-k3b? > To my mind each software used by k3b (cdrecord, cdrdao, readcd...) > should be configured by its own debconf frontend, and not k3bsetup. > Therefore, I want to ask each packager of one of this package to made > a debconf frontend. Then I will be able to remove k3bsetup. (I should > also change error message, and so on.) Good idea, hope that all affected maintainers will contribute. But i suggest first to do the debconf-work, then testing it out in the wild. After that you can think of removing k3bsetup. Henning
Re: k3b 0.11+?
On Sunday 22 February 2004 20:28, Jean-Michel Kelbert wrote: > Le 22/02/04 à 14:53 Rafael Rodriguez ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) écrivait : > > Hi. Anyone knows when new version of k3b is planned to hit sid? I > > heard it was hitting experimental before... but still we are > > trapped in the cdrdao era ;) > > I am waiting on kde 3.2 to hit sid. In addition, k3b-i18n isn't ready yet...
Re: KMail -- How Do I Add A Filter Criteria?
On Saturday 06 September 2003 15:37, Alan Chandler wrote: > Are you sure? I have a more button Hmm, i have a 'more' button, but only for the actions, not for more conditions... There is a item 'pass through script' (translated from german...) in the list of available actions. Maybe that's more useful for a white-list? (From within that script, one can add a special header, which is used as a signal in another filter (delete)...) Henning
standalone artsd
Hi! I wonder if there is a standalone package of artsd available. One of my computers is running KDE. The second computer is a Xless server (no graphic card/monitor). I know that it's possible to use arts (artsdsp) to redirect sound played on the server via network to the KDE-machine (which has an arts-daemon running, network transparency enabled). So i tried to install arts on my server too. Unfortunatley, libarts1 depends on xlibs and libqt3-mt. Are xlibs or qt3 really essential for libarts1 ? Maybe xlibs is essential because of the X authentification feature? On www.arts-project.org/aol/1-download.html they say that there is also a 'standalone version', which does not require KDE. So my hope is, that it even does not require qt3? Henning
Re: font problem kde3.1.1 / X11_4.3
On Saturday 29 March 2003 01:52, Alan Chandler wrote: > You need to look at /etc/fonts/fonts.conf. Near the front it should have > some statements like /usr/X11R6/lib/X11/fonts which should list > your font directories (it will also find any subdirectories). If these are > not right, change them and then run "fc-cache -f -v". The entry, you mentioned, was already there and i also run 'fc-cache -f'. No effect. > If you want to get away from the ugly fonts you can also specify a font for > "fixed" by doing something like the following in /etc/fonts/local.conf > [...] > > > fixed > > > console > > Hey, the above worked! Thank you very mutch! Now i wonder if this is a thing that everybody using Ralfs packages has to do, or if there is something special to my system? If the first case, should this be an default in /etc/fonts/local.conf ? if the later, what should i check? Regards Henning pgpbPQxn0QVXm.pgp Description: signature
font problem kde3.1.1 / X11_4.3
Hi!
I updated my system to kde3.1.1 / X11_4.3 using Ralfs packages. Mostly
everything works perfect, but one exception: The font, used by 'konsole'
looks like this:
V e r y u g l y
(it is also bold...)
I found some things about defining font aliases from 'mono' to 'fixed' via
XftConfig, but then i realized, that this was already there.
I also noticed that the 'font installer' in the Control Center does not
provide any font for a normal user ('No Fonts'). If i switch to administrator
mode, a dialog pops up saying: "File does not exist and folder is not
writeable."
After that, the fonts list is populated with many entries, but preview does
not work for any of them.
Any suggestions?
Regards
Henning
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Re: kmail's folder mailing list feature not working?
On Saturday 22 March 2003 21:50, Anh Lai wrote: > Does anyone have the option for a folder's property: "Holds a mailing list" > working? Yes, in an older version. Now, i have the same problem... pgp2WV3NlbOUk.pgp Description: signature
kde/kmail and gpg-agent
Hi! Excerpt from http://kmail.kde.org/kmail-pgpmime-howto.html : --- (gpg-agent outputs a little shell script that sets the environment variable GNUPG_AGENT_INFO). You may want to add this to your ~/.xsession or startkde so that all programs see the environment variable. --- ok, so i did. I've added it to my ~/.xsession, but it doesn't work. KDE does not use ~/.xsession. So, what is the preferred way? Regards Henning pgpjUj8nxSeSh.pgp Description: signature
ksetiwatch
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hi Ralf! Can you provide ksetiwatch? http://ksetiwatch.sourceforge.net/ Beside that, k3b is avialable in a newer version (0.8.1) http://www.k3b.org regards Henning -BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE- Version: GnuPG v1.2.1 (GNU/Linux) iQEVAwUBPnMP+xbKLUjq1HQVAQFeJAf6A7zMw/9AjVzehfob0x72XU2oH7z75hTt RJG0T6bA38sXpvEaVCPs6N89Z10blb6nVUX4aO4zem1ly9Ga3zJXzvvo3rsLHMb7 qzicn2k7vLKCi6TvKmUTlpXrVVsADZgZK0IP1YQDym7Dmz2iKd3G3YyheiItUKIe OfUtzRSDqN6NL8hpQV6BqdqaWiYhjByp0BEMbM25Bio+V5c5rKoplCpzWPeYMGyU 6wQGvMKx8DVw3NM9ho5ue9EZRg2lMewn73YSPuyiwh4se4s96UbNDMN/BKoL3/QG zeVVIsDsrjFqhD8xIY+I0ts1S/MSp87Vi74Ow945c5D2EYJpbveBbg== =xQq+ -END PGP SIGNATURE-
kdm and use of /etc/profile
Hi! It has been discussed a few days before how to setup kdm to use a login shell: in /etc/kde3/kdm/Xsession change the first line from: #!/bin/sh to #!/bin/bash --login ok. i wonder if this should be the default (it seems to be default for xdm/gdm) as some packages need /etc/profile sourced. For example jumpnbump ;-) It installs a binary into /usr/games/jumpnbump, but without a sourced /etc/profile, the starter script availabe via debians menu system is not able to start the game... Maybe there are many other affected packages? Regards Henning
Problem with screensaver
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hi! - There was an error loading module 'System/Debian/Gnome/Screensaver.desktop' The diagnostics is: - This error occours if i do the follwing steps: 1. right click on desktop 2. choose 'configure desktop' from the context menu 3. Activate 'screensaver' area Any ideas? Henning -BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE- Version: GnuPG v1.2.1 (GNU/Linux) iQEVAwUBPlvM8hbKLUjq1HQVAQGUFggAlUQYJNxCVO5yPZE8alsJzSijJIlW6gKj OGiFcQurG8fLv5jE4lmcTF7snr6Z0eHavYCAwSplUTefGGO30ONoWMpQbkUMrvRC ZmjiVJ+IY3QkvpNJZAQC92BnAGkA6egLp9ed9RnToNyCUHl2chOX8n+IcaiSsszT p6VZibc1sWOtdNf5KX8oHj8yV9TqpIfQe2UbMGuilOyalc/gXGLAT8jVp2uNNmrI h9ugGsjvP9GpmyotjJIHSdOA0LiECJgYgGAiduk5shl08uU+EWMBu4jvZtDX3Wn1 7yrYxtFRhub0WgkpcgvAVUYINfnYXFS6T2PeOzLvNvMbRdCpg+XwxA== =ED9P -END PGP SIGNATURE-
Re: k3b
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- On Wednesday 19 February 2003 23:31, R. Rodriguez wrote: > Hi. On recent versions, i've noticed that k3b seems a little "strange" to > me, since the directories window doesn't appear "sticked" to the main > window anymore... if u select the main window, the directories window gets > hidden and that stuff... It's a bug. Delete your private k3brc and the problem will be gone... -BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE- Version: GnuPG v1.2.1 (GNU/Linux) iQEVAwUBPlSfThbKLUjq1HQVAQEPUgf/SlftbG35G4MFhBjx/fiqIrUdPLfxER0B OCrRojHlOs2Z9ZkJQHUglauXBwVbm8ir+l3utaPqrsLohxyAi7fUj8umBcX87ede Ee5HIoxCZ52ScvHIKpigZmbHvuKBzvjI1mjFVl8Zs1D3aHaDfSni+hFRTED6zY3a ZdOQn2TVWZLR+G+ynuCox41ZWuQ+kJfIUgIVzqcF6vx1grgWJkk8ORxw6D7Bjvtx INPK8GxFCCPEcGguOQ61iMKGxKpjSPbVIxHqFb/YYzzUY97b3m1m1zypqiUHnUOP 1vJj8w2AmvmyBLh7BxXQ+keDvcMHZFCZ8f+AmIkwkAxYHYB0is3c/Q== =GO3W -END PGP SIGNATURE-
alternative keyboard layout
Hi! I wonder if its possible to use another (fixed) keyboard layout (german) without having that 'flag icon' in the taskbar? Regards Henning
Re: kdelibs4-dev on woody
On Wednesday 12 February 2003 22:48, Laurent Rathle wrote: > [...] but when it comes to dev packages, it doesn't work. It may be helpful if you provide some more information...
Re: some package requests for ralf :)
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- On Monday 03 February 2003 22:47, R. Rodriguez wrote: > [...] > Koctave3 > http://arcus.mine.nu/kde/koctave/ > [...] There it says: Please note that the current version of koctave does not work under kde3. -BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE- Version: GnuPG v1.2.1 (GNU/Linux) iQEVAwUBPj711RbKLUjq1HQVAQHfywgAj4+txn8pvV5zVaI08a7E09ZDPIvZc/sE erUqcv3ki1iOw9OZaJ2uDh6zt6fBVOlML6fvPny8Pu3Lgrm/jXflD2kJc3V16l27 CX52k85bFe1d5TXyYf54jVl9DqLOkO4k2YtLPKvdanF12BbWEySfiMlGDn7fTpXL yPmUuBwMXOwCqYvU34kEutxig2j1w7CXmMCcySCZlg0jBhY0ATlZAJXls4rpjZ9/ C22TWNh07pjGDyuaQuNFvtiseaRVtOgmlhLGu65bvVuX9tzVGk3aNepVdEQ52sVh quAsIIVvpVblgG9BdP4JHWhVZuimA+lqQNJFvLCLKRIkGEhVhU4O5g== =MNyn -END PGP SIGNATURE-
Re: kdeextragear-1 not in i18n
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- On Monday 03 February 2003 07:47, Ralf Nolden wrote: > It's up to the program's author to package a complete release > tarball as soon as he feels he wants to release a new version. That should > then contain the translations The last official release of k3b is 0.7.5 (www.k3b.org) (and yes, you're right, it contains the translations). But why do you use cvs HEAD for your packages then? Henning -BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE- Version: GnuPG v1.2.1 (GNU/Linux) iQEVAwUBPj7T/xbKLUjq1HQVAQGdsAgAo7h79+rUODAPFpjKUJXXCWX+KlOhYnzh RLfcF3W37+q3wjtQt99sIcEJOysW5JeK87AiAZBPR7NHZ9dy72EP17AO3CV4CVQA iEkp4H7iI7XdzTy8Q9+qS9vG6bQgE8aZTCZNDhJF0x/2rERe2NIXMDLXUGWTS5YY BWXNpb6dtfq+N7YMSLdFRNEfZNkNT6fKo0grplTnZupghrR50rk7KW3q/EMd6qrl FuG0ObmnV4vCc0uDAGp/POdahnBfUOsquk12nPdV54llMW7UBb21XG6ExqKHWeRs pW6LZoM9q7grG+whboODLqjGmXuirxrcTzpBnzElTxIY9+RfrR29yg== =PuH1 -END PGP SIGNATURE-
kdeextragear-1 not in i18n
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hi! It seems that localisation for kdeextragear is missing in kde-i18n-de (maybe also in packages for other languages...). So, some kde applications are only available in english at the moment... Regards Henning -BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE- Version: GnuPG v1.2.1 (GNU/Linux) iQEVAwUBPj2AXhbKLUjq1HQVAQFkwgf/RFrfQhrLqm8Af6ZUtvphK6hSb0w0jFA3 o+4j/0+5LEaLaj22pEuPojbq9nGUtikD7xMfC/s9EbQyQPA9nv0xEeTwXs8saT4H vYZ0z9mM7wnBeeiGWQkonbOCexWrszuGboByg9SuDeRdHv8HziYH7QN8h29GD69G OludaXAY/bevqRVZH02DPgEUZfJqzQeW6hDBiYFcttvMMacoS0CN45zprA/hpgb3 61QdCbBbTlY0CLTzFgSLPY9JZsstnC5h8QT6SAiEWpqZC5SffsrDV8aXww5nyudN p1rE7T4ZTbHLzp2oHazUiuWJqHE3LcOoOUZE9QFRxq44NpsVKdCISg== =CVDz -END PGP SIGNATURE-
Re: many screensavers not working
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- > It's there, but it's a recommends (xscreensaver-nognome | xscreensaver), > since you can happily use the KDE-specific screensavers without > xscreensaver being installed. Ok, then it's a bug in KDE (or in ralfs packages?) that screensavers are shown which are not installed? -BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE- Version: GnuPG v1.2.1 (GNU/Linux) iQEVAwUBPjvjKhbKLUjq1HQVAQHMIAgAgRr77ohqx2stZMTBQ9Wq/c/Cw2dHDXfC JsFi/06V6opNp2oCrY/O43TKC8w0dfe4tYevNSxforL/5eOYc+STxmBed7lz9GIl usy5N12SgMf2TLPoZTxMginqJsRoYYWg8vD9OwmUkeJR5RF6s7MfgNjcxhaEAQnd sbaOloLUG07L5SeeRNSuAf3mlna3PX+68Fz8aUFmaLG0qNumn2M8KnlQnxcaLLxW a6U6YKKx3MlFaDAxvKaP4eeMJ0dZ9LjPMknDYKdNcqFKwdcB9cZPE0WcryyDN12G 0zA+URTXK0xgIFoJzPqDiljAOShwfzNpsfck+xepdRE6Yb6VGzCdNQ== =YUBB -END PGP SIGNATURE-
many screensavers not working
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hi! before installing kdeaddons there where only two screensavers: blank screen random ok. now i've intalled kdeaddons and a lot of savers appeared. But most of them were not working until i also installed xscreensavers. Missing dependency? Regards Henning -BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE- Version: GnuPG v1.2.1 (GNU/Linux) iQEVAwUBPjvTZRbKLUjq1HQVAQFg8gf+MoeU/d8UmOxLdUwKSr/CaXBixbbHXeIM dyEEDKfIxY1BONFtDy5Tr/YvpggMoO7sYMUQJdHL1hNZIDhRHdL86XNl8omI9LVv MZjd7QWsQWf0YgRtyl1hksru6X9kSk8x6wxSFrPdIaUuoafQe069S0P+PluX0tvm G4O34LWm8FKQuub2hZCdCmNPRl5VTixEUohIvHAgS5MoszjeXvkj/aOKbM2KXfka x1ADzjygv2orzVWbUTbBmzYrI9j2RmFMvkiDCRPfvORtsn5SwkL/Dxz/RrosNyN8 fs9/yw7SpG7mVQX3a/jkiYCjSooPP4tvWgBdYM3jr6aAjCdFfhyElg== =6O8P -END PGP SIGNATURE-
file selector: some files are not selectable via keybord
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hi! i posted a bug report on http://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=53824 Can anybody reproduce this behaviour? Regards Henning -BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE- Version: GnuPG v1.2.1 (GNU/Linux) iQEVAwUBPju72RbKLUjq1HQVAQEuPQf+NSSomX87b9j5a6rLmwbFIfKnBdEuLZlY o8wmP7C8CnhEcgz5ERZppkc4VjsWtwit4QPCbcfqpWSc1IU8jV31CsfteLnWz7QO U8DGhElxrD+EdpxxW2gkNU+ouL8urU9NLxeS6DXk2WuWJ1B3hguLJwkQ21pwMJ0z xHTA6UFEYqHBG6PMYl6WI1DtURBt8wEuDKhln7Rqkfc1fABFNCOBADuJnU8zR+uy C9e/QgpgENBcHleGKkXuCf8Z0mwtFHT5VM5uqEihy6kSFcfYRk7RCCb7/rcGQ/8l JOB0j2Yqxn9B3ynQQ1B+xO364IxDre5xICXosahSE/L+c7AWtEs7lQ== =EzL3 -END PGP SIGNATURE-
Re: KDE 3.1 Still missing sound
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hi Thomas! Hmm, you're running sarge, right? Open a konsole and start noatun there. Does it complain about a missing library 'libvorbisfile.so.0'? In that case, become root and do: cd /usr/lib ln -s libvorbisfile.so.3 libvorbisfile.so.2 ln -s libvorbisfile.so.2 libvorbisfile.so.1 ln -s libvorbisfile.so.1 libvorbisfile.so.0 ln -s libvorbisenc.so.2 libvorbisenc.so.1 ln -s libvorbisenc.so.1 libvorbisenc.so.0 sound should work now. Best regards Henning -BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE- Version: GnuPG v1.2.1 (GNU/Linux) iQEVAwUBPjhnrxbKLUjq1HQVAQFu6gf/Qcic3cZGd0fvRGSgEit4IDwnb4pYFnsF aEbxDCI/cBFpre33YenK+nxZAzGod6rQSrnMOtWLq15AkE7zs23TCsoj/8kIn2NC jJfnuLRQgkDOkJuq+oB6BTgrN8//PDJA8TOxAGzV5fa8HYij2BRtIfdhLXJqprQ6 Iog7y+fFd2zfiqXttmhEaIVbczHjplrW353XrckrdrY5YzH92rP81SVNtbZWCGeF 2YMM49r8gzdS7tivhcJaNLdPUCmuz3Ic1KurnazYCEyGeobkutT9gKLRErDbAhsl OQ7WWJbvElh0aDfd+P35oRtuxbZ5HAhUekqd5nlJD0Imz0erT7m9Jg== =moti -END PGP SIGNATURE-
Re: Crash in Konqueror KDE3.1
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Am Mittwoch, 29. Januar 2003 00:14 schrieb Tomas Willebrand: Hmm, let's have a look at the stack trace: [...] > #22 0x4113576a in KonqIconViewWidget::startImagePreview () [...] So, the problem is maybe because of image previews... Try to disable previews as a workaround. It may be helpful if you file the bug on http://bugs.kde.org . Maybe you can identify the image causing the bug and file that as well... Henning -BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE- Version: GnuPG v1.2.1 (GNU/Linux) iQEVAwUBPjc1wxbKLUjq1HQVAQEdDwf/ZqKQwL2J3OcFjSkvTDfQtai0Rdxg29Vx KDo17cErM6dr2nPXrXaMcfa6rZISziht0LaMFPdtsnhhJ1rcArTIy7pfdD0jJ8B8 Z+05UNOABOvDGnpXReP+QoeqWi4sxbiH1H+tDdoJw6tzBKd1EZt3swLHQigLmqR9 xOv3zTnBZgQ7tv8v0gxrxkcUgud6SAVb+68fo17uFALikHbhM3wtw3XVxsTsdm4D FQ13l4f/7ZEZyjlRnNC36/uiU0vHceEMWux8YkInk1z0iZxL2nYLpYqydlUdfeIk xLkbF9ZE8lSLcDnvlgVXjG7k5QX+uoDyN2tiBDsnDW1gXGjhZDo8zg== =uDKY -END PGP SIGNATURE-
KDE3.1: which packages?
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hi! Now, there are two possibilities of getting KDE3.1 for debian: - - ktown.kde.org - - download.kde.org What 're the pros/cons of each of them? I want to give it a try, installing it on my debian sarge. Is this possible? Best regards Henning -BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE- Version: GnuPG v1.2.0 (GNU/Linux) iQEVAwUBPjbjhxbKLUjq1HQVAQEbSwf/cjiqlrC9a2TLVp2Zdg6ZVJIG5PNvxH4q Ivz0rbkBE7IT5xO0TvKXSxPvq9v9RzLJghhJSeWWnUpIpk9J9bGzgzTgXc4c81xd /PsE6HsbgPUCkT5hMpouUaDIMCwKsCHQBAfWD3+f+kqsD3QSeIg5VP7b092/enDu 4DjfQpennHe8xNAlQRGjTVBKO4RQ0dhlpQqrfLLzyt6MpOsHF/XzhwhRp/gmAEYA 9MC3U58guyHtnh2DRu+OE9vYESGPozaIk1PXvviyeSW6YuW3Ko2oA0WnluLQYrlI qOCYoWv967i6nzsQwpLDMqdrBenYafeyzxzLGLMEHeEGOoULigSV1w== =nEZF -END PGP SIGNATURE-
Re: Packages.gz on ktown
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Oh, yes i know: RTFM ;-) http://devel-home.kde.org/~nolden/kde/README Henning -BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE- Version: GnuPG v1.2.1 (GNU/Linux) iQEVAwUBPjWU4xbKLUjq1HQVAQF0Igf9GaX6iaUbsFakwdpkrYwukVfluddp+QVI beSFM/7Ey3YDXk2ga5fLhOxbKT80kW/zZu+ARHV7Sjeg3zXUkhl/TxqNdEd8+TJL 1bjdLbRYF3gM7mJxIA5M8AUNFMiAM5dCcNfYY0uUP855Vtwc/4xGVgvHoOvkeRg2 8zxqaS+/tjqBUlipQ8WXdvifXFTWkTnQcZO9cotc26OiUBqCjpAZHqamdTTd0oGl UzMjK6qKaeFu/A4BvLOLYkqYdPXlCJ5Uy5GBEwoD6gPkBkd6hRH3O0vt/N7C5hzx CcyGVgndphgke5wiPxTF3IMr7N5DNVOlSISL+tJ+O5AYZWIMgzcMsQ== =a7Mx -END PGP SIGNATURE-
Packages.gz on ktown
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hi Ralph! I'm not able to 'apt-get update' today. It think that Packages.gz is on the wrong location... Best regards Henning -BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE- Version: GnuPG v1.2.1 (GNU/Linux) iQEVAwUBPjWFeBbKLUjq1HQVAQGJvQgAinoLlbhSTEN65y9GUOXZpIrBUi9MM385 ZhWqwIJRphK7LK/AjRFVHZD3+lei76b45IFKqJwIAfAM3jfib7xrvS/04bf432RH grl2cdaDvfoqdLc5tRjmnjTXd6E5GhipZ342p0vm40WIzD258SntYJQ3ngxIE4qC OkAaphE6pMX1dF/0Ay6Wc5bX5pM/SY+SewAOwdDsDQ4MR+J2Q6v4h7e0eKZTdiCR PmXun5LegKsnL4Pfbnqz90KJCna6tcfOlwdIpuD4VyqyNNHDgY9Ru0UGRCq4yofw vMn3USOBmygZWmDKXaIRDG86QGmFT15BDb6fK8pYtJSGrO1rEX61MA== =maVW -END PGP SIGNATURE-
dependency libarts1-qt
Hi! I have successfully installed ralphs kde3.1 packages from ktown... now, while trying to install old packages which are build agains kde3.0.5 (from ftp.kde.org) there is a dependency problem with libarts1-qt: it is not available for KDE3.1 (maybe because everything is included in libarts1 ?). But trying to install libarts1-qt from 3.0.5 (which is maybe not a good idea) also fails with this error: trying to overwrite `/usr/lib/libqtmcop.so.1.0.0', which is also in package libarts1 ok, so i wonder if it is a good idea to build a dummy libarts1-qt package to be dependency compliant? Best regards! -- +++ GMX - Mail, Messaging & more http://www.gmx.net +++ NEU: Mit GMX ins Internet. Rund um die Uhr für 1 ct/ Min. surfen!
k3b for woody/sarge using kde3.0.X
Hello! I recently packaged 'k3b' (www.k3b.org) for woody and sarge. Now i wonder if everything's right. May anybody have a look over it, give it a try? The packages are available via apt-get: deb http://www.planet-moll.de/debian woody main resp. deb http://www.planet-moll.de/debian sarge main In both cases the package is called 'k3b'. Note: The packages are not compiled against KDE2, but KDE3.0.5a (resp. KDE3.0.4 for sarge), which are available on ftp.kde.org. Yes sure, you know that... Any suggestions? Best regards Henning -- +++ GMX - Mail, Messaging & more http://www.gmx.net +++ NEU: Mit GMX ins Internet. Rund um die Uhr für 1 ct/ Min. surfen!
