One stupid Question....

[Ralf Habacker]

Hi Gerad,

ktouch is working on my developer machine, but there are some problems with
the uic and kdewidgets, which let compiling failing, so manual interactioin
is required. When this is fixed (in qt3.2) you can probably get this by

emerge ktouch

This will probably happens after the kde developer conference.

Ralf

  -----Original Message-----
  From: kde-cygwin-bounces-+ralf.habacker=freenet.de at mail.kde.org
[mailto:kde-cygwin-bounces-+ralf.habacker=freenet.de at mail.kde.org]On Behalf
Of Henri Girard
  Sent: Monday, August 18, 2003 6:26 PM
  To: For developers interested in porting KDE to Windows using Cygwin
  Subject: RE: One stupid Question....


  Hi Ralf :)
  Fine... How is ktouch going on ?
  Maybe you pack it in all too ?
  Kind Regards
  HG

  Ralf Habacker <Ralf.Habacker at freenet.de> wrote:
    Hi Gerad,

    There are plans to build an all in one package (cygwin,xfree and kde).
This will happen some time after the KDE developer conference.

    Ralf

      -----Original Message-----
      From: kde-cygwin-bounces-+ralf.habacker=freenet.de at mail.kde.org
[mailto:kde-cygwin-bounces-+ralf.habacker=freenet.de at mail.kde.org]On Behalf
Of Henri Girard
      Sent: Friday, August 08, 2003 9:39 AM
      To: For developers interested in porting KDE to Windows using Cygwin;
kde-cygwin at kde.org
      Subject: RE: One stupid Question....


      In fact the kde installer is perfect ... you just have to run it like
another windows application...

      But not the cygwin one... (I mean at the moment..)
      It was much better some years ago... I don't know if it's because xp
's shit !!

      HG


      Ralf Habacker <Ralf.Habacker at freenet.de> wrote:
        Hi,

        > I'm not a programmer, and I have run a couple of versions of
Linux, I don't
        > get it.
        >
        > I understand the idea of using a Win32 base to run the KDE desktop
on.
        > Honestly, having Open Source (or even a 2nd retail vendor)
replacements for
        > every component of Windows is a great idea. What I don't get is
why you have
        > to install all these Linux Libraries (from a tarball, of all
things) first,
        > unless this project is just getting started.
        >
        > If the goal is to get the Windoze crowd to use the KDE desktop
instead of
        > Uncle Bills Browser Interface, then you have to make this a lot
more
        > accessible to us average Joes. Zips and One-Click Installs, not
tarballs and
        > library installs.

        this is exactly the way we tried with the kde3 setup.exe installer.

        Ralf

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