On Tue, 2003-02-25 at 17:21, David Bishop wrote: > The only possible explanation is that your default compiler is different from > what qt was compiled with. This would happen if, for example, you are using > some weird mixture of sid and karolina's packages. To get rid of her > packages, run this: > dpkg -l | grep \+kl | sudo xargs dpkg --purge > > Then, after also making sure that you no longer have the wh9 line in your > sources file, reinstall qt and kde. Then, it will work. > > Finally, I guess, run g++ --version from the commandline to make sure that it > returns 3.2.3. If it doesn't, then you have to find out why.
<GULP> I have a nasty feeling you are right! Since it's my work machine, this may have to wait. Wouldn't this sort itself out without the re-installation of kde if I just comment out the Karolina line in the sources.list? Surely after a while, each of the Karolina packages would be upgraded and overwritten by the latest Sid stuff as it appears, thus fixing the problem??
