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Re: 1.1.3-KDE on RHAT 9.0 File Open Dialog ?
by Anonymous on Monday 13/Dec/2004, @02:59

> So did this work for anyone?

This was not intended to "fix" OOo but make the "kdefilepicker" debugging work for Jeff/someone. But as nobody tries it and reports back, how shall it be fixed?

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Re: 1.1.3-KDE on RHAT 9.0 File Open Dialog ?
by Tim Niiler on Monday 13/Dec/2004, @06:48

Fair enough...I will try it again and send in the debug info sometime this week.

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Re: 1.1.3-KDE on RHAT 9.0 File Open Dialog ?
by Kostas Magkos on Monday 13/Dec/2004, @22:13

ok, after setting LD_LIBRARY_PATH I ran kdefilepicker and I get:

[kmag@pluto program]$ ./kdefilepicker
kdefilepicker, an implementation of KDE file dialog for OOo.
Type 'exit' and press Enter to finish.
exit
kdefilepicker: relocation error: kdefilepicker: undefined symbol: _ZN7QString7reserveEj

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Re: 1.1.3-KDE on RHAT 9.0 File Open Dialog ?
by Anonymous on Monday 13/Dec/2004, @23:43

What Qt version do you have installed? Only Qt 3.1.1 of RedHat 9?

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Re: 1.1.3-KDE on RHAT 9.0 File Open Dialog ?
by Kostas Magkos on Tuesday 14/Dec/2004, @00:03

yes, that's right

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Re: 1.1.3-KDE on RHAT 9.0 File Open Dialog ?
by Kostas Magkos on Monday 13/Dec/2004, @22:18

The same when issuing exec:

[kmag@pluto program]$ ./kdefilepicker
kdefilepicker, an implementation of KDE file dialog for OOo.
Type 'exit' and press Enter to finish.
exec
kdefilepicker: relocation error: kdefilepicker: undefined symbol: _ZN7QString7reserveEj
[kmag@pluto program]$ ./kdefilepicker

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Re: 1.1.3-KDE on RHAT 9.0 File Open Dialog ?
by Anonymous on Monday 13/Dec/2004, @23:53

> kdefilepicker: relocation error: kdefilepicker: undefined symbol: _ZN7QString7reserveEj

Seems to be a symbol introduced by Qt 3.2. So it requires Qt 3.2 (or even 3.3).

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Re: 1.1.3-KDE on RHAT 9.0 File Open Dialog ?
by Kostas Magkos on Tuesday 14/Dec/2004, @01:47

Qt > 3.1 requires a KDE upgrade (currently 3.1-13) on my RH 9. Since this is just my desktop at work I have to think twice before doing anything messy and time-consuming. :-(
Do you have the slightest idea how easily or diffuculty such an upgrade should go?

Thanks anyway for your help!

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Re: 1.1.3-KDE on RHAT 9.0 File Open Dialog ?
by Anonymous on Tuesday 14/Dec/2004, @03:00

> Qt > 3.1 requires a KDE upgrade (currently 3.1-13) on my RH 9

Why that? Qt 3.3 is backward compatible.

> Do you have the slightest idea how easily or diffuculty such an upgrade should go?

Why not install Qt 3.3 in parallel to your current Qt version and write a little script with runs OOo with that Qt installation?

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Re: 1.1.3-KDE on RHAT 9.0 File Open Dialog ?
by Kostas Magkos on Tuesday 14/Dec/2004, @06:27

>> Qt > 3.1 requires a KDE upgrade (currently 3.1-13) on my RH9
>
>Why that? Qt 3.3 is backward compatible.

It's a redhat dependency thing: qt 3.3 depends on redhat-artwork > 0.100 and redhat-artwork 0.100 needs kdebase > 3.2 and then you pretty much need to upgrade the whole kde system.

>Why not install Qt 3.3 in parallel to your current Qt version and write a little script with runs OOo with that Qt installation?

but still I have to upgrade redhat-artwork....

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