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by protoman on Thursday 14/Mar/2002, @09:16

TRUE! So true I changed almost all my kde rpms from rh's ones to mdk ones (kept some kdemultimedia and arts because mdk uses alsa).
The worse problem is with -devel packages that misses some files or have differences from normal kde packages. I could not compile xmms-kde and other kde apps for a looooooooong time.

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Re: And that is...
by Erik Unemyr on Thursday 14/Mar/2002, @13:08

I have also not been able to compile KDE apps on mdk for a long time, and I DO
have all the devel rpms properly..some kind of thing with QT:speech API
function missing when running the configure scripts...

Just never realized why, and installing new versions of the rpm packages just
doesn't help...anyone have a solution?

I guess this is totally off subject...sorry guys,
but it was an important question to me..

/Erik

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Re: And that is...
by anonymous on Friday 15/Mar/2002, @09:06

yeah, all true
some packages are even wrong at all: their kdevelop doesn't work, it has been badly patched.

but i have to say that the quality improved lately, though i think they're still not packaging KDE with all the seriousness they should. Bero is doing hard work on this, but he should listen to comments people send him.

if you look for KDE/QT packages for RH, have a look either at http://www.freshrpms.net/ or http://www.nikosoft.net/rpms/ that have a few of them.

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