KDE is a vendor
Leo Savernik
l.savernik at aon.at
Wed Aug 18 15:17:09 BST 2004
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Am Mittwoch 18 August 2004 15:42 schrieb Richard Smith:
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> If you mean $KDEDIRS, that's not a workaround. I install each
> separately-distributed package into its own directory in $HOME/packages
> (with a script to set up KDEDIRS, PATH and LD_LIBRARY_PATH) and everything
> works perfectly. At the moment, all of KDE is in one package directory, but
> I plan to fix that next time I rebuild all.
This approach should actually be the default for external (3rd party) KDE
apps. It should be possible to install them wherever the administrator wants
them to go, independent of the KDE prefix.
Beginning with 3.3, KDE makes provisions for KDE apps to find out about their
prefix at runtime if they are installed outside of $KDEDIR. The KConfig magic
will ensure that the access to resources stays transparent. (This feature is
linux-only, but we're talking about the linux file hierarchy.)
The icons would have to be linked to the apps directory to make them visible
in the K-Menue.
mfg
Leo
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