Moving kfilereplace to kdeutils

[Michael Nottebrock]

On Friday, 12. November 2004 19:14, Andras Mantia wrote:
> On Friday 12 November 2004 19:45, Michael Nottebrock wrote:
> > KFileReplace is just a part, not a standalone application though,
> > right?
>
> Was right...until 3.3. Now it's both a part and a standalone
> application.

Okay.

> KFileReplace is not required at compile time, nor Kompare or Cervisia is
> required. But if the cervisia headers are present it will have
> (limited) integrated CVS support in menus, but otherwise you can still
> use the Cervisia KPart.

It would be nice to get this resolved. The smaller the feature is that goes 
missing when omitting a buildtime dependency, the harder it becomes to 
explain to users why they have install (or accept having it forced onto them) 
something rather big (like kdesdk) to get it. That small dependency was news 
to me anyway, is it only in HEAD or in 3.3-BRANCH, too? I guess I should 
consider splitting cervisia from the kdesdk package...

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