11 Sep
2010
11 Sep
'10
1:56 a.m.
A heavily
patched libical was originally included as part
of the kdepim
source code. For the Trinity project this was split
into an external
dependency, as other programs also use libical and there
was no more need
for the KDE-specific patches to the upstream code.
This is a dependency
that will need to be filled even for basic functionality.
libcaldav and libcarddav are for the new CalDAV and CardDAV
resources, for
korganizer and kaddressbook respectively. You can
disable them, but you
will lose interoperability with newer PIM suites such as
Google Calendar
and Zimbra.
So libical is required and is a replacement for libkcal?
What about libcaldav? libcarddav? Are there configure options to disable
the latter two?
The resources that use them *should* shut down automatically when those
libraries are not detected. If this does not occur, let me know and I
will fix it ASAP.
I checked configure --help and saw nothing obvious for all three. :(
I don't see the links for the libcaldav and libcarddav sources. I saw
links to deb packages.
Look for the .tar.gz file--it is in that list somewhere.
Note: Just about everything I select at your quickbuild site uses an
"invalid certificate." I hate this so-called feature of Firefox. I know
how to add exceptions, but would be nice if folks did not have to do that.
:)
Yes it would. However, security certificates cost money. Lots of it.
Unless someone would like to donate a site-wide certificate for
*.quickbuild.pearsoncomputing.net, I don't think that will change. ;-)
Tim