http://82.149.170.66/kde-windows/installer/

[Christian Ehrlicher]

Guy Stalnaker schrieb:
> Christian,
> 
> I apologize if I am overstepping bounds in emailing the list.  I'm new to the 
> kde-windows effort.  Having been a SuSE /KDE user for several years, I've been 
> asked to migrate to WindowsVista for my primary office computer (ugh).  It's not 
> too bad though I miss KDE and it's applications (Konsole and KMail most of 
> all).  I was excited to find (via Google) that there is a KDE for Windows 
> initiative underway, and that there is an installer (your post below). 
> 
> I downloaded the installer and ran it, yet it did not get me what I expected.  
> The installer's final screen has text about running KDE, but it ends with "..." 
> and no further information that I can find.
> 
> If you don't mind (or anyone else on the list), how, exactly, does one use the 
> installer to get a working copy of kde-windows?  I see several .bat files in the 
> /bin dir, but it looks as if most of them have hardcoded the path c:\program 
> files\, which is not where I told the installer to do the install (I used 
> f:\kde-win).  For example, it seems I should have a DBUS dir somewhere, but it's 
> in neither c:\program file\ nor f:\kde-win.
> 
> If there is documentation for this, I'd greatly appreciate having it. I'm happy 
> to serve as a tester for your initiative for using kde-windows in a 'real world' 
> scenario (that is, as a non-developer user with kde-windows co-installed with 
> WindowsVista on his primary computer).
> 
The installer is currently in alpha stage and more for developers than 
for end users.

Christian

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