[Nicolai P Guba wrote in newsgate.debian.kde] > > Multiple versions of KDE can not be installed into the same hierarchy > > and this is not a limitation of Debian, it is a limitation of how KDE > > works. You can of course have one version in /usr and one somewhere > > else like /opt or /usr/local. > Why is this a limitation of how KDE works. I don't understand. What would > KDE have to do so that this is possible?
It's down to where things get installed. 'kicker' (the panel), goes into /usr/bin in both kde 2 and kde 3. The majority of kde components will be like this. -- rob <e> [EMAIL PROTECTED] <pgp> 0x8bb5c71e
