> I asked the same question a short time ago and got no answe. But here are
> a couple of ideas:
>
> a) compile it yourself. The package maintainer gave me a bit of a hint
> that, if one wants to go this route, then it would be helpful to install a
> package that can be found under
> 'ftp.debs.fuller.edu:/debs/kde4debian_0.3_all.deb' - this provides Debian
> files in addition to the "standard" KDE installation.
I am really not comfortable doing this. Mainly because I haven't learn
to use deb-make to include the proper entries for the menu items.
> b) get the libc6 RedHat packages, convert to .deb's and install those.
Question. Would alien add the proper menu entries for the new /
modified applications?
S.
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