.tar.gz in Knoppix
Richard A. Franklin
raldenfranklin at sbcglobal.net
Fri May 21 01:45:29 CDT 2004
Brian Kelsay wrote:
> Normally I might say you should use apt-pinning to stick QT at version
> 3.0, BUT you have KDE 3.2.2 with Knoppix 3.4 and it requires the QT
> version you have.
> Did you try to apt-get install the knights program? you could also
> try an apt-cache search knights to see if it is avail able for your
> build.
Thanks Brian.
Tried that first ... there was no apt available knights package, so I
proceded to the .tar.gz file.
> You may have to get the sources from wherever you downloaded the
> program and compile it on your PC with an option to make to use the QT
> libs you have. Then again, you may be able to find a .deb repository
> that you can add to your "/etc/apt/sources.list" that you can apt-get
> it from. Lots to think about. I always go here
> http://www.debian.org/distrib/packages#search_packages to see if an
> official package is avail.
Useful page! Had not seen that. As you say, lots to think about.
> You may have to compile the latest version from CVS, instructions
> here: http://knights.sourceforge.net/faq.php#faq7
> regular compile instructions:
> http://knights.sourceforge.net/docs/installation-compilation.html
>
>
Tried the CVS instructions, which led to the same error message.
The last link you included gives this instruction:
"add the KDEDIR environment variable, you need to edit your /etc/profile
( or ~/.bash_profile ) and add the line:
export KDEDIR="/usr"
...where /usr is your KDE's base directory.
Now, change the present working directory to the location where you
unarchived Knights and type the following:
% ./configure
% make
% make install"
This sounds easy enough, but I have no experience with editing (I am a
candidate for Jason's Communiversity class).
Any advice on a newbie-friendly tutorial on the subject?
Rick
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