If you can hang out a couple of days, Quanta has just made a new release
which I will be packaging shortly.
> quanta, I wanted to make sure I wasn't doing something wrong. First off,
> it doesn't look like quanta has been updated to use the newest qt
> libraries. Is that a problem? I.e., when
I recently read an article about the 'New' KDE and some of the things it
includes. I tried to apt-get some of the new packages, but they weren't
available? I don't have the list with me here at work, but I know one of them is
a new file manager that sounded interesting. These were listed in the a
sure why not. All of the packages you refer to are available. :)
no clue what your talking about. All of the applications that KDE released
as "2.1" are a part of sid and a part of the apt repository on kde.debian.net.
I know this because I made sure of it.
Ivan
On Sat, Apr 14, 2001 at 08:08
Ok...just got done uploading the latest -pretty-much-alpha1-packages- to
deb http://people.debian.org/%7Erkrusty/ kde2.2/$(ARCH)/
deb http://pandora.debian.org/%7Erkrusty/ kde2.2/$(ARCH)/
this includes:
kdelibs
kdebase
kdesupport
kdegraphics
kdeadmin
kdemultime
Hello, I've looked over the archives for the last 2 months for
possible solutions and didn't find anything so...
I have a remote machine running Debian (started out as a Storm box)
and have KDE 2.1.1 installed. The users there are also interested in
the games/toys so I installed them for them v
> I have a remote machine running Debian (started out as a Storm box)
> and have KDE 2.1.1 installed. The users there are also interested in
> the games/toys so I installed them for them via SSH and apt-get,
> however they are complaining that they cannot play any of them. I
> won't be able to
On Saturday 14 April 2001 00:28, Ben Burton wrote:
> If you can hang out a couple of days, Quanta has just made a new release
> which I will be packaging shortly.
>
> > quanta, I wanted to make sure I wasn't doing something wrong. First off,
> > it doesn't look like quanta has been updated to use
On Saturday 14 April 2001 01:36, Ivan E. Moore II wrote:
> Ok...just got done uploading the latest -pretty-much-alpha1-packages-
Just to confirm, which kdevelop would be appropriate to use with this
almost alpha 2.2? I was thinking of getting today's kdevelop snapshot
from kdevelop.org, but was
On Saturday 14 April 2001 01:36, Ivan E. Moore II wrote:
> Ok...just got done uploading the latest -pretty-much-alpha1-packages-
> to
>
> deb http://people.debian.org/%7Erkrusty/ kde2.2/$(ARCH)/
> deb http://pandora.debian.org/%7Erkrusty/ kde2.2/$(ARCH)/
I'm a bit concerned about the fact that
On Saturday 14 April 2001 12:55, Doug Byfield wrote:
> On Saturday 14 April 2001 01:36, Ivan E. Moore II wrote:
> > Ok...just got done uploading the latest -pretty-much-alpha1-packages-
> > to
> >
> > deb http://people.debian.org/%7Erkrusty/ kde2.2/$(ARCH)/
> > deb http://pandora.debian.org/%7E
Hi,
it´s realy nice to click on *.tar.gz files and browse through there
content. But why can´t I click on a gziped text file with the same
result? *.tar.gz and *.gz have different MIME-types but actually with
the same action attached. Is this a result of ark´s idea what a
textfiles is and how to h
Hi there
I have a lot of icons in xpm format. But if I open KDE´s icon selector
box I don´t see all. Are there any restrictions in the size or whatever?
Carsten
On Saturday 14 April 2001 12:09, David Bishop wrote:
> > I'm a bit concerned about the fact that 55 packages are not
> > upgraded and nothing seems to have been done.
>
> Take any one of those and do a apt-get install packagename. That
> will bring up apt and it will go out and either install wh
> On Saturday 14 April 2001 01:36, Ivan E. Moore II wrote:
> > Ok...just got done uploading the latest -pretty-much-alpha1-packages-
>
>
> Just to confirm, which kdevelop would be appropriate to use with this
> almost alpha 2.2? I was thinking of getting today's kdevelop snapshot
> from kdevelo
I just installed task-anti-aliasing on my Progeny system and everything
installed without a hitch. The desktop 'seems' to look better, but being
relatively new to Linux, newer to KDE and knowing nothing about
anti-aliasing, how can I check that my system is really using A-A?
The A-A checkbox in
> I just installed task-anti-aliasing on my Progeny system and everything
> installed without a hitch. The desktop 'seems' to look better, but being
> relatively new to Linux, newer to KDE and knowing nothing about
> anti-aliasing, how can I check that my system is really using A-A?
For the rec
Okay, the new quanta release is in incoming.. please let me know if the
problem persists (ak, I sound like I'm flogging paracetamol..).
Ben.
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Director of Training
Australian Informatics Olympiad Committee
Just because people
I am running a woody debian with the potato versions of kde pulled
down from kde.debian.net. This includes koffice components. Most of
it works great.
However whenever I try and run kword it complains about not having
shared library libkofficeui.so.1
Where is this library (kword doesn't have an
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