Re: [expert] (no subject)

[Bernhard Rosenkraenzer]

On Tue, 29 Jun 1999, Jim Adams wrote:

> Sorry guys if I opened a stinky can o' worms. But I really would like to
> know what has been substituted for /opt/kde?

/usr

> Oh yes, BTW, what the heck
> is a "MOC". On this side of the Atlantic it is a type of leisure shoe.
> What does it have tro do with Linux and or KDE?

/usr/bin/moc is a part of the Qt libraries. It creates a .moc file, which
is a kind of preprocessor output for the header file, containing Qt
definitions.

LLaP
bero