https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=386170
--- Comment #3 from shevegen <sheve...@gmail.com> --- I wanted to add two more bits of information - not sure if they are helpful, but additional information may be useful. (1) My base system here on my main desktop machine, on which I also reported the above situation, is slackware. But I compile the KDE stack from source e. g. https://download.kde.org/stable/frameworks/5.39/ and https://download.kde.org/stable/applications/17.08.2/src/ and so forth. I tend to use the /usr/ prefix normally but sometimes I also use the GoboLinux versioned AppDir approach - so for example, konsole would have the --prefix /Programs/Konsole/17.08.2, based on the URL https://download.kde.org/stable/applications/17.08.2/src/konsole-17.08.2.tar.xz The latter approach requires of me to handle the cmake-modules of KDE e. g. at /usr/lib/cmake/ (such as KF5 etc...) and I can not exclude that I am doing everything right of course. But on the other hand, I also was able to compile everything necessary up to (and including) konsole from source, and konsole was even running fine. \o/ (2) I noticed that, the "s/" target, may have to do with "lib/". I noticed this when I was compiling via versioned AppDir prefix, so rather than a lib/ or lib64/ directory, I suddenly had a s/ directory. I do not know if the latter observation is of any real help but I just reported it in the event that it may be useful to others. I could be wrong but some other KDE-related programs now seem to use lib/ rather than lib64/, so I assume that perhaps this may be related. But I am guessing here really. I think that, either way, if it would be possible, it would be nice to be able to understand the problem on the commandline since it was unexpected to me via --prefix. I wrote a script for the latter programs that replaces "s/" with "lib/" but this did not fix the issue, I still got error reports on a weird "lib/s/" prefix instead. I am not 100% sure but I can not remember this problem in the earlier KDE releases from a few weeks ago, so I guess that there may have been some changes. But I am really just guessing here mostly, sorry - hopefully it may still be useful to someone out there. :) -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
