What is going on ?

[Roland Knall]

On Wed, 08 Dec 1999 you wrote:
> You are using Redhat 6.1 (most likely) and Kdevelop does *NOT* support 
> Redhat 6.1 in anyway shape or form... neither does Kdbg1.0... I wish they 
> would consider changing the configure process to locate the correct 
> include, library and bin files, but they don't bother.
That is not true. Redhat 6.1 DOES support every KDE and QT application, you
only have to know, which packages to install. The rpm package you should have
installed is qt1x-something.rpm and qt1x-devel-something.rpm. 
The only problem with RH6.1 is, it uses the new QT libs, which is not totally
nonsense, since they are the newer ones. But for "normal" KDE users the newer
ones are the wrong ones.

> 
> To fix kdevelop, you should do this:
> 
> su to root
> set your QTDIR to the 1.44 directory:
> $ QTDIR=/usr/lib/qt-1.44
Again not correct. In the directory /etc/profile.d there exists a script called
qt.sh If it looks like the one attached to this mail, everything works.
You won't need the script, just set QTDIR to the correct directory.
> 
> now configure, make, make install.
> 
> Then, if you need to set your qt directory back to what it was:
> 
> $ QTDIR=/usr/lib/qt-2.0.1
You won't need QT-2.0.1 until the official version of KDE2, I guess. But if
you've got enough place, don't remove the qt2 packages. You never know

> But if you are trying to compile kdb1.0... you are way out of luck... I 
> also emailed the author, but never got a response.
I don't know what you're doing with your system. You've got some problems
compiling kdk-096 (which included kdbg1.0beta1) but not 'cause that. I have no
problems on my machine compiling any KDE application, and I am working with
RH6.1 AND kdbg1.0.

-- 
Roland Knall                                    	Don't take yourself too serious
mail: Roland.Knall at gmx.net                                 (by myself and many others)
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