A little more searching revealed that this has been the default since 3.5.10.
Maybe so that users wouldn't be able to quantitatively compare KDE3's fast start with KDE4.0's poor startup performance? </snipe> ;-)
Curious, I disabled that command and kstartperf built.
But doesn't run. For example:
kstartperf kedit kedit: symbol lookup error: /opt/trinity/lib/libkstartperf.so.1.0.0: undefined symbol: lt_dlopen
- Although kstartperf is a simple program, is there a reason why this app
is not built by default (a carryover from the KDE days)?
- Seems I might have discovered another bug with building tdesdk. Seems
ltdl is missing from the linking process. I suspect if we solve either run-time bug we solve both.
Could easily be a problem with symbol visibility. Can you file a bug report on this?
Thanks!
Tim