Re: [newbie] KDE2.1 Updates
On Fri, 29 Dec 2000, you wrote: > I am having exactly the same problem as Dan, libkscan.so.1 is needed and I > was so far unsuccessful in finding it (ufff...) HELP please! > > Have a great New Year you all! > > Hektor Don't worry about it. I ignored it and installed the package, everything seems to work just fine so far. Others in archives have indicated the same. Give it a try, and if you feel a little uneasy save the old files in one folder and just do it. Good luck, -- Dennis Myers registered linux user #180842
Re: [newbie] KDE2.1 Updates
On Friday 29 December 2000 01:06 pm, Hektor Meyer wrote: > I am having exactly the same problem as Dan, libkscan.so.1 is needed > and I was so far unsuccessful in finding it (ufff...) HELP please! It's not needed. Install kdeaddutils-2.1-0.20001213.1mdk with the --nodeps option and all will be well. -- Tom Brinkman [EMAIL PROTECTED] Galveston Bay
Re: [newbie] KDE2.1 Updates
I am having exactly the same problem as Dan, libkscan.so.1 is needed and I was so far unsuccessful in finding it (ufff...) HELP please! Have a great New Year you all! Hektor
Re: [newbie] KDE2.1 Updates
Barry Premeaux wrote: > > Tom Brinkman wrote: > > > > > > I've been using all of Chris' KDE2 updates since mid-November > > including the latest KDE 2.1 beta 1. I've found that the last one is > > very stable, as bug free as Linux ever gets. I don't even consider > > 2.1b1 to be beta. It adds many features, bug fixes over 2.01 YMMV > > > > The jury's still out on the recent 7.2 compatible i686 XFree 4.02 > > upgrade rpms. I've had a few irritations (eg, Knode sometimes freezes, > > Kppp sometimes disappears from the panel). I'm considering going back > > to 4.01. XF-4.01 and KDE 2.1b1 was rock solid. > > -- > > Tom Brinkman [EMAIL PROTECTED] Galveston Bay > > I finished the move to KDE2.1 last night and it looks great. One > thing I have not found yet is the theme manager that was suppose > to come out with 2.1. LooknFeel gives you a lot of tools to > manipulate the overall appearance and operation of KDE, but I > have not found the theme manager. I can't seem to find the > Aquatica theme I installed before moving to 2.1. > > I haven't tried XF-4.01. I'm still using XF-3.3.6. What > improvements to you get by going to XF-4.01? > > Barry :-) Hi, I installed KDE2.1 today and really like it. I had one dependency problem "libkscan.so.1 needed by kdeaddutils",took a chance and used --nodeps. Only problem I've had,the desktop icons for home directory and the removable media drives do not work.Could this be because of the dependency or something else.Anyone know what package contains this file?Any ideas would be appreciated. Thanks, Dan
Re: [newbie] KDE2.1 Updates
Tom Brinkman wrote: > > > I've been using all of Chris' KDE2 updates since mid-November > including the latest KDE 2.1 beta 1. I've found that the last one is > very stable, as bug free as Linux ever gets. I don't even consider > 2.1b1 to be beta. It adds many features, bug fixes over 2.01 YMMV > > The jury's still out on the recent 7.2 compatible i686 XFree 4.02 > upgrade rpms. I've had a few irritations (eg, Knode sometimes freezes, > Kppp sometimes disappears from the panel). I'm considering going back > to 4.01. XF-4.01 and KDE 2.1b1 was rock solid. > -- > Tom Brinkman [EMAIL PROTECTED] Galveston Bay I finished the move to KDE2.1 last night and it looks great. One thing I have not found yet is the theme manager that was suppose to come out with 2.1. LooknFeel gives you a lot of tools to manipulate the overall appearance and operation of KDE, but I have not found the theme manager. I can't seem to find the Aquatica theme I installed before moving to 2.1. I haven't tried XF-4.01. I'm still using XF-3.3.6. What improvements to you get by going to XF-4.01? Barry :-)
Re: [newbie] KDE2.1 Updates
On Monday 25 December 2000 09:08 pm, Barry Premeaux wrote: > Has anyone tried using Chris's KDE2.1 updates? I've been using > his 2.0.1 updates and am really pleased with them thus far. I'm > considering making the move to 2.1, but am wondering just how > stable it is. I've been using all of Chris' KDE2 updates since mid-November including the latest KDE 2.1 beta 1. I've found that the last one is very stable, as bug free as Linux ever gets. I don't even consider 2.1b1 to be beta. It adds many features, bug fixes over 2.01 YMMV The jury's still out on the recent 7.2 compatible i686 XFree 4.02 upgrade rpms. I've had a few irritations (eg, Knode sometimes freezes, Kppp sometimes disappears from the panel). I'm considering going back to 4.01. XF-4.01 and KDE 2.1b1 was rock solid. -- Tom Brinkman [EMAIL PROTECTED] Galveston Bay
[newbie] KDE2.1 Updates
Has anyone tried using Chris's KDE2.1 updates? I've been using his 2.0.1 updates and am really pleased with them thus far. I'm considering making the move to 2.1, but am wondering just how stable it is. Barry :-)
