16 Mar
2011
16 Mar
'11
12:02 a.m.
On 03/15/2011 07:34 PM, Timothy Pearson wrote:
Should it not use the supplied version then if it is not installed on
the system as the README.libical states that is in the kdepim source
code directory?
README.libical is old and has just been removed from SVN. The upstream
libical library is now always used, as it contains significant
enhancements and bugfixes.
Tim
When
packaging kdepim I cmake configuration requires the following
packages be installed
Are the really needed?
trinity-kdepim W: Dependency included and not needed ('cyrus-sasl')
trinity-kdepim W: Dependency included and not needed ('gpgme')
trinity-kdepim W: Dependency included and not needed ('libical')
trinity-kdepim W: Dependency included and not needed ('trinity-arts')
As far as I can tell nothing links to them.
README.licical gives:
The directory libkcal/libical contains version 0.24 of libical with KDE
local
modifications to fix some bugs and let it compile in the kdepim module.
You may obtain the original distribution from
http://sourceforge.net/projects/freeassociation/
I am not sure about the others, but libical is definitely required by
the
calendar kresources.
Tim