The startup script I eventually ended up using was
created
by combining parts of one of the
scripts you posted here with the Gentoo KDE 3.5.10 startup
script (and adding a few extra
variable setters to fix the problems I ran into). It
is extensively stripped and probably not
suited for general use by other distros as-is, but I'll
check the bug and see about posting a
diff for any useful bits.
Please file any patches. :)
The thing is, I cannot get Portage, Gentoo's
package
manager, to build the packages that still use
autotools.
(CMake-based packages are okay.) I apparently need
the configure.in and supporting files that are
missing from the root level of the source tarballs for
3.5.13 so that Portage can regenerate the
other configuration files.
I don't know what black magic Tim used to get autotools to work again, but I am able
to build packages with autotools that have not yet been ported to cmake. That does not
help you immediately, but lets you know that autotools does work.
Unfortunately, I suspect that Timothy Pearson is the
only
person who might be able to produce these files.
I'm hesitant to file a bug about this because the problem
is 1. with autotools and 2. probably limited to
distros using ebuilds/Portage, of which there are only
about three (Gentoo, Funtoo, and kinda-sorta
Sabayon).
If you post or link to your build logs I'm sure the heavy hitters will help. I'm
not a coder, just a packager and one of the people who monkey wrenches everything to find
the breakage. :)
Darrell