KDE 3.0.2 powerpc

[Egidio Corsini]

Hi all.
AFAIK KDE 3.0.2 debs aren't still available on powerpc, BUT qt 3.0.4 has 
already suppressed older version.
The problem is that kde 3.0.1 with that version of qt library is very very 
slow (nearly unusable). Anybody knows a work around? (or at least where can I 
find libqt3 3.0.3 in order top down grade?)

thanks. Bye

egidio


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outil UML ?

[Fabien GAYRAUD]

Salut à tous,
Quelqu'un pourrait me conseiller un outil de conception UML ?
Merci.
Fabien Gayraud

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[rene@rene-engelhard.de: Re: outil UML ?]

[Rene Engelhard]

Hi,

Oh, I forgot zu change the To:

here the message I replied to Fabien's mail..

- Forwarded message from Rene Engelhard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> -

Date: Thu, 4 Jul 2002 15:22:44 +0200
From: Rene Engelhard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: Fabien GAYRAUD <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: outil UML ?
User-Agent: Mutt/1.4i

Hi Fabien,

Fabien GAYRAUD wrote:
> Quelqu'un pourrait me conseiller un outil de conception UML ?
> Merci.

(translation: He asks whether someone can give him a name of a program
for UML design)

This is a english list, although there are some speaking more
languages (mine German, basics of French) you should ask your
questions in English.

I would consider Argo/UML http://argouml.tigris.org, dia or kuml (the last
version I tried was really buggy).

If you do want this feature -- Argo/UML and dia (with dia2code) can
produce source code. I do not know about kuml.

[...]
- End forwarded message -

Regards,

Rene


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komba2

[Francesco Restaino]

I've compiled komba2-0.7.3 and it seems to be all ok (no errors during
configure and make process), but when the program starts i can't see any
icons, it is also impossible to open the right click menu over the name
of any pc. It seems theat komba's icon doesn't place in the right
directory... someone as an idea on how i can solve this problem?


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Qt not found? how is possible?

[Leopold Palomo Avellaneda]

Hi,

first off all I would like to say that I'm new in debian but not in Linux. 
So, please, be patient with me.

I have instaled a mix betwend sid and woody. I have not a lot of problem 
installing debian (well, yes, ... installing a printer, but this is another 
history ...)

One of the thing that I liked of the distro is that has gcc3.1. So I 
installed gcc3.1, and a normal instalation with kde2.2.2 and qt2.3.1.

I have installed all the necessary packages to compile any program that 
needed Qt, or Kde. I don't have any dependencie problem, amb I have installed:

libqt-dev*, kdelibs-dev*, etc.

I have the libraries in 

/usr/lib/libqt*

and I also have 

/usr/include/qt/*

I have the same problem that have been described in this thread:

http://lists.debian.org/debian-kde/2001/debian-kde-200111/msg00106.html

but, unfortunatelly all the things that worked there, don't work with me.

At the same time I have been working with Inventor and the coin3d (basically 
compatible). I have realised that if I tried to compile a simple program (30 
lines) I have problems linking. 

With the inventor, that I have installed with apt-get install inventor, if I 
do:

g++ -lInventor prog-ex-inventor-coin.cpp -o prog-ex-inventor-coin

it doesn't link, because didn't find the Inventor libs, but they are:

/usr/lib/libInventor.so

but, with Coin, that I have installed after do:

apt-get -b source Coin

g++ -lCoin prog-ex-inventor-coin.cpp -o prog-ex-inventor-coin

compile, link and works. So which is the difference?

I know that I have downloaded the Coin source and I have compiled with gcc3.1 
and the Inventor no. But:

there's some king of incompatibility betwend compilers?

If I have a problem with the libraries, how I can know it?

As a note, I have looket how I have configured my home box, that is with 
Mandrake. They put qt in their own directori:

/usr/lib/qt2/lib 
/usr/lib/qt2/include

and the files have simbolics links to:

/usr/lib/qt2/lib/  ---> /usr/lib/
/usr/lib/qt2/include/ > /usr/includes/

But, int he box with debian, if I run ldconf -v,  it detects qt, but, 
ei!!!, comon, I'm running Kde!!

Well, I'm a bit confused, and tired. I don't know what to do now. I think 
that the both problems have some kind of relation. Maybe when configure check 
the qt, find some strange thing, and don't understand it? I don't know, 
otherwise my beginings with debian are no good.

Best regards,


Leo



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[Joerg Schreier]

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