In attempting to install TDE 3.5.13 packages for Debian Squeeze, apt occassionally spits out a forbidden message for the following IP:
77.95.64.134 port 80
Also, some of the mirrors seems a bit laggy, while others work fine. If all mirrors are configured properly, then there's not much to be done. Just throwing that out there just in case. I know bandwidth is sometimes an issue, and of course it's unreasonable to expect mirrors to host only one project :-)
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Kris Gamrat
Ark Linux webmaster
http://www.arklinux.org/
Hi all,
I am trying to compile kdebase-3.5.13 with cmake. I have already compiled
arts, tqtinterface, qt3 and kdelibs. My problem is moc does not add
constructor/deconstructor and languageChange() function although there is a
declaration for them in the header file which is created by uic. And while
linking shared object I get undefined reference errors for these functions.
Failied part of the build log and nm output is attached.
Does anyone have an idea what I must do?
Thanks in advance.
I'm running a GIT version of TDE.
In the Panel Terminal widget button is an optin called Root Shell. When I select that option I repeatedly receive an error message that the password is incorrect.
This is not a path problem because the same thing happens when I use the full path of /opt/trinity/bin/konsole --type su.
I have no such problems using tdesu or starting a normal konsole and then using su or su - to login in as root.
Can anybody confirm this behavior?
Darrell
Is this possible?
I'm not asking for support. I only want to know whether Trinity will build on older distros. Has anything been done to Trinity that prevents building on older distros? That is, KDE 3.5.10 goes quite a few years back and could still be built today with older distros, but will Trinity build?
Darrell
Tim, All,
Looking at the git repository under main/dependencies I find both qt3 and
tqt3. The first questions is do we want the build based on tqt3 or qt3? Both
look fairly identical.
Next, there were a number of standard kde and arch patches that were applied
when I was building last year. I am sorting though them to find what has already
made its way into the code. Does anyone have a list of what patches have already
been applied to tqt3? For qt3 we were applying the following:
gcc46-arch.diff
qt-3.3.8-buffered-iconview.patch
qt-3.3.8-eyecandy.patch
qt-3.3.8-fix-qtextedit-vulnerability.diff
qt-3.3.8-xinerama.patch
qt-3.3.8-xinerama-qpopupmenu.diff
qt-3.3.8-xmms-dynamic.patch
qt-copy-kde-patches.tar.bz2
qt-odbc.patch
qt-patches.tar.bz2
qt-png14.patch
I will try to pick through these sets of patches and find out what will and
won't apply any more over the next few days. If this has already been done, then
please STOP ME, I hate reinventing the wheel. If not I'll go forward. It seems
that the standard qt-3.3.8-xxxxx patches should have been committed to the tqt3
source, but that is what I need to discover.
That's where I be... I would appreciate and help or wisdom on the patch issue
if you have it. Thanks
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David C. Rankin, J.D.,P.E.
Tim, all,
Is this OK? I have run into this error with the script after cloning the
current repository:
01:02 archangel:/dat_e/tde> ./scripts/switch_all_submodules_to_head_and_clean
Preparing /dat_e/tde for development use
Enter your TDE GIT username []: drankin
HEAD is now at 6df356b Reset submodule main/tdebase to latest HEAD
Removing libqt-mt.so
Removing libqt-mt.so.3
Removing libqt-mt.so.3.3
Already up-to-date.
HEAD is now at 6df356b Reset submodule main/tdebase to latest HEAD
Submodule 'experimental' () registered for path 'experimental'
Submodule 'main/applications/abakus' () registered for path
'main/applications/abakus'
<snip>
Entering 'main/tdewebdev'
Already up-to-date.
Entering 'experimental'
This script can only be run from a top level git directory. Exiting...
Stopping at 'experimental'; script returned non-zero status.
I presume this is OK, but wanted to check before I start down a path with a
messed up clone of the repository. What say the experts?
P.S. - How is the audiofile 3.2 -> 3.3 release and libpng 1.5.8 release
impacting current building?
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David C. Rankin, J.D.,P.E.
Hi.
I tried to include 1f39650 commit[1] to QT from Trinity 3.5.13.
Compilation went without problems. But after installing an updated
version of QT began to fall almost all programs.
Please, you have some advice? 1f39650 depends on a previous commits?
Should I report it as a separate bug? Backtrace attached...
[1] commit 1f39650: [Qt3] Initialize Qt X11 When threading threading is
enabled This closes Bug 812
Slavek
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After compiling both tdelibs and tdebase i found that the krandrtray (or
trandrtray perhaps) executable is not being built and placed in /usr/bin.
The libraries (libtrandr.so.4 ) appear in place. Is anyone else seeing this?
Jay