[Bug 60209] Name incompatibility in KDE3

ianw at netspace.net.au ianw at netspace.net.au
Mon Jun 23 07:53:05 UTC 2003


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------- Additional Comments From ianw at netspace.net.au  2003-06-23 07:52 -------
Subject: Re:  Name incompatibility in KDE3         

Hi Amilcar,

> ------- Additional Comments From a.lucas at tu-bs.de  2003-06-22
19:09 -------
> In KDevelop 3 you can select whatever directory you want for the
> documentation.
>
> KDevelop 2.x is no longer under development.
>
> You are strongly advised to update to the latest CVS version of KDevelop3
code
> name gideon, take a look at:
> http://www.kdevelop.org/index.html?filename=branches_compiling.html
>

Well, I did all that and 2.5 hours later I got this compilation failure (see
attached).
The web site says "Gideon" is "unstable" and the latest stable version is
KDevelop
2.1.5 (which I have) and that it works with KDE 3.1.

I would think that the idea of packages like KDevelop is that application
developers can work in a stable environment without having to worry too
much about things moving around down in the "system" area (like operating
systems, compilers, desktops and libraries), but I find I am spending more
time on system and configuration concerns than on my application, which
makes me unhappy.  If KDevelop3 is not really ready for use, please don't
recommend it ...

> KDevelop3 can import KDevelop2 projects. To do so, run the
> kdevprj2kdevelop script.
> You can have and run KDevelop3 and KDevelop2 at the same time on
>  the same computer without any problems.
> So migrating is a breeze. :)

and please don't enthuse about it until it IS ready ...  I'd even prefer you
to
use the old standby of commercial software suppliers: "Your problem will
be corrected in the next release".

Sorry to be a bit snarly, but I had lost hours on the two problems I
reported
and, as I said, I do have a workaround for the "add directory" problem.
I guess I'm just not one of those people who likes to work at the "bleeding
edge" of KDE.

No hard feelings,
All the best, Ian W.





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