compile troubles

Dear folks, This is off-subject for this list, my apologies. I've read the archives of kde-developer and kde-bugs and found nothing. Also the kde-compilation-faq seems to have nothing relevant. It has to do with failure to compile kde2.1. Please ignore this if it's too far off-subject. But.

kmail doesn't render HTML messages

me of each folder defined. -- Oliver Johns <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> San Francisco, California USA GPG KeyID=A2ACE692 GPG Fingerprnt=BE4A C1B8 EB0D 8FD9 737D CE4A 1E56 BF9B A2AC E692

Fwd: kmail doesn't render HTML messages -- more

x27;t make it into testing until libc6 2.2.4-3 does? All best, Oliver Johns -- Forwarded Message -- Subject: kmail doesn't render HTML messages Date: Thu, 4 Oct 2001 15:55:24 -0700 From: Oliver Johns <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: Hi, Has anyone else seen this, or am I missing

Re: Failed upgrade to KDE 2.2.1

kfindpart.la', > which is also in package kdebase-libs dpkg-deb: subprocess paste > killed by signal (Broken pipe) > Errors were encountered while processing: > /var/cache/apt/archives/kdebase-libs_4%3a2.2.1.0-1_i386.deb > /var/cache/apt/archives/kate_4%3a2.2.1.0-1_i386.deb >

Problem with libqt2?

2.3.1-17_i386.deb) --OJ -- Oliver Johns <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> San Francisco, California USA GPG KeyID=A2ACE692 GPG Fingerprint=BE4A C1B8 EB0D 8FD9 737D CE4A 1E56 BF9B A2AC E692

Fwd: Re: Problem with libqt2?

tion for you, but maybe not for everybody. :-) -- Oliver Johns <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> San Francisco, California USA GPG KeyID=A2ACE692 GPG Fingerprint=BE4A C1B8 EB0D 8FD9 737D CE4A 1E56 BF9B A2AC E692 ------- -- Oliver Johns <[EMAIL PROTECTED]&

libpng problems--aka no icons

Maybe some programs won't run now due to lack of "legacy" library libpng2, but I haven't found one yet. Have to added BK's admonition to remember to remove that symlink when this mess gets sorted out. -- Oliver Johns <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> San Francisco, California US

What to do about libpng-dev?

aintainer of libpng-dev) of this mess? Or is the problem more complicated than that? --OJ -- Oliver Johns <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> San Francisco, California USA GPG KeyID=A2ACE692 GPG Fingerprint=BE4A C1B8 EB0D 8FD9 737D CE4A 1E56 BF9B A2AC E692

Minimum-impact disabling of libpng2

ged symlink. This may work for those, like me, who use kde almost entirely. Maybe this mess will be cleaned up soon, but maybe not. It has seemingly provoked flames and the resignation of Ivan, our stellar maintainer. -- Oliver Johns <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> San Francisco, California USA

Minimum-impact disabling of libpng2

ged symlink. This may work for those, like me, who use kde almost entirely. Maybe this mess will be cleaned up soon, but maybe not. It has seemingly provoked flames and the resignation of Ivan, our stellar maintainer. -- Oliver Johns <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> San Francisco, California USA

Minimum-impact disabling of libpng2

ged symlink. This may work for those, like me, who use kde almost entirely. Maybe this mess will be cleaned up soon, but maybe not. It has seemingly provoked flames and the resignation of Ivan, our stellar maintainer. -- Oliver Johns <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> San Francisco, California USA

Re: libqt just broke again

to work, I had to make an ~/.xsession as follows: #!/bin/sh LD_PRELOAD=/usr/lib/libpng.so.2.1.0.12 export LD_PRELOAD exec /usr/bin/kde2 and then make it executable, as noted before. -- Oliver Johns <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> San Francisco, California USA GPG KeyID=A2ACE692 GPG Fingerprint=BE4A C1B8 EB0D 8FD9 737D CE4A 1E56 BF9B A2AC E692

Re: KDE filesystem structure

thing, people who use both kde and gnome experience trouble knowing which app or which library or shared file belongs to which. It would be VERY helpful, and quite rational, for Debian to follow, or even one-up, the other dists and treat BOTH of those two mega-systems specially. Does the Debian policy ever change? -- Oliver Johns <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> San Francisco, California USA GPG KeyID=A2ACE692 GPG Fingerprint=BE4A C1B8 EB0D 8FD9 737D CE4A 1E56 BF9B A2AC E692

Fwd: Re: KDE filesystem structure

OW, it's a KDE > problem, not a debian one :-) > > > Does the Debian policy ever change? > > Yes, see debian-policy :-) Wish it would. Maybe Daniel or Chris could lobby for it on debian-dev. It would sure clean things up for people who want to keep up with both kde and gnome.

What are Chris and Daniel actually going to do now?

On Fri Dec 14, 2001 Ivan E. Moore II wrote: > With kde3 my current (and yet truely tested) approach for file layout is > pretty much everything under /usr/share/kde /usr/lib/kde > (and /usr/lib/kde3 for the modules) /etc/kde. Any chance that Chris and Daniel will hold to that? -- Oli

kpackage and rpm

Folks, Anyone have any idea when a version of kpackage will be uploaded that is compiled against the new rpm 4.0.3-3? Doing "apt-get -s install rpm" still wants to remove kpackage and kde. -- Oliver Johns <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> San Francisco, California USA GPG KeyID=A2ACE692 GPG

kprinter, cups, and LaserJet_2200 -- success, almost

to Continue settings in the HP LaserJet Device Configuration." There is no setting on the printer corresponding to that, so it may be a setting in the HP windows driver. Maybe cups needs that option also? -- Oliver Johns <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> San Francisco, California USA GPG KeyID=A2ACE692 GPG Fingerprint=BE4A C1B8 EB0D 8FD9 737D CE4A 1E56 BF9B A2AC E692

kprinter in KDE 3.1.1 crashes under sid

The crashes that Pablo di Vincente saw under woody also happen in a totally current (as of 2003.03.22) sid system. This was also an upgrade from 3.1.0. When one types kprinter from a konsole window the kprinter comes up and then instantly crashes with the message kdecore (KSocket): ERROR: KEx