It's part of the woody (unstable) distribution. Point your
/etc/apt/sources.list to woody (unstable in place of stable, woody in place
of potato).
apt-get update
apt-get install libstdc++2.10 (I guess... See the package name with
apt-cache search libstdc++2.10)
It will install libqt2.2, and all the sttuff it needs.
I think you have to install libstdc++2.10 before installing KDE2. It
worked for me.
Todd_La_Pittu
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25/10/00 Assunto: Looking for
16:35 libstdc++2.10-glibc2.2
Installing KDE 2.0 (AAAAAARGH!), and ALL sorts of dependency problems.
Trying to get libqt2.2 installed, but it needs the above mentioned package
installed 1st.
Thanks!
//Todd
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