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From: Eef Hartman on 17 Jun 2010 09:11 none <""micke\"@(none)"> wrote: > btw.. Where did you find the unsupported 13.0 package from? Is it on > 13.0 disks? (Haven't tried 13.0 :-D ) On the Slackware site and mirrors: ftp://ftp.slackware.com/pub/slackware/unsupported/kde-3.5.10-for-slack13.0 (and equivalent trees on the mirrors). I don't know if it is on the DVD too, didn't test for that. There are both i486 (32-bit) as well as x86_64 versions available. -- ****************************************************************** ** Eef Hartman, Delft University of Technology, dept. SSC/ICT ** ** e-mail: E.J.M.Hartman(a)tudelft.nl - phone: +31-15-27 82525 ** ******************************************************************
From: Aaron W. Hsu on 17 Jun 2010 21:16 Micke wrote: > No they don't have a version for kde 4.x > on their website.. I guess I have to remove kde 4 and go back to 3.5 > since Quanta plus is the only reason to use kde.. XFCE is iin my opinion > a better choice.. hmm.... perhaps it should be possible to install the > 12.2 or 13.0 package and run it from XFCE? I'm not sure where people are getting the qt3 not supported thing. In the extra/ directory there is a kde3-compat set of packages. That's not to say that they are supported, but they certainly are there, and they work. Moreover, why do you think that you need to run KDE to run Quanta Plus? It's a QT application, or a KDE application, maybe, but you don't need to run KDE to use it. I've seen this a couple of times. There is no reason to run KDE unless you want their environment. I can run KMail, Kate, Kopete, and a hope of other applications that are part of KDE without running the whole KDE suite. Just run the application you want on the Desktop Environment or window manager of your choice. In other words, why don't you use XFCE and run Quanta Plus at the same time? Just make sure the kde3-compat libraries are installed so that Quanta can run. Aaron W. Hsu
From: none on 18 Jun 2010 13:05 On 06/18/2010 03:16 AM, Aaron W. Hsu wrote: > Micke wrote: > >> No they don't have a version for kde 4.x >> on their website.. I guess I have to remove kde 4 and go back to 3.5 >> since Quanta plus is the only reason to use kde.. XFCE is iin my opinion >> a better choice.. hmm.... perhaps it should be possible to install the >> 12.2 or 13.0 package and run it from XFCE? > > I'm not sure where people are getting the qt3 not supported thing. In the > extra/ directory there is a kde3-compat set of packages. That's not to say > that they are supported, but they certainly are there, and they work. > > Moreover, why do you think that you need to run KDE to run Quanta Plus? > It's a QT application, or a KDE application, maybe, but you don't need to > run KDE to use it. I've seen this a couple of times. There is no reason to > run KDE unless you want their environment. I can run KMail, Kate, Kopete, > and a hope of other applications that are part of KDE without running the > whole KDE suite. Just run the application you want on the Desktop > Environment or window manager of your choice. > > In other words, why don't you use XFCE and run Quanta Plus at the same > time? Just make sure the kde3-compat libraries are installed so that > Quanta can run. > > Aaron W. Hsu Well it's simpler to just install a full package normally and run the program form it's "own" environment.. Maybe I am lazy? or have to much hard drive space? or both? QT application. Yes. as is KDE.. and the thing is that I only asked why it wasn't with the KDE installation and that I got the answer on.. I installed the packages needed.. including QT.. and now I can run it.. and Yes I run it in XFCE. but I also have a full KDE 4 installation if I get tired of XFCE.. and Tab-windows too.. which is the most minimal and in my opinion the best to run. :-D But.. not much for those that like to play with the mouse ;-) //Micke
From: Aaron W. Hsu on 18 Jun 2010 16:24 Micke wrote: > I installed the packages needed.. including QT.. and now I can run it.. Did you use the packages in the 13.1 extra/ directory or did you grab them from some older distribution? Aaron W. Hsu
From: none on 19 Jun 2010 06:28 On 06/18/2010 10:24 PM, Aaron W. Hsu wrote: > Micke wrote: > >> I installed the packages needed.. including QT.. and now I can run it.. > > Did you use the packages in the 13.1 extra/ directory or did you grab them > from some older distribution? > > Aaron W. Hsu I took from 12.2 since I had that CD home.. I used QT, kdewebdev and kdesdk packages from that one.. Since it is installed in separate directories it doesn't interfere with the new installation.. //Micke
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