On Friday 30 March 2001 16:33, Gustav Östberg wrote:
> what packages do i need to develop kde apps?except kdesdk..
> qt-designer?
> qt-devel?
> qt-extensions?
> any more suggestions?

The names of the packages depend a bit from distribution to distribution but 
typically there is a run-time packages that only contains the runtime library 
and a development package that contains the header files. To compile KDE 
applications you need both. It is also important that both packages have the 
same version.

Typically you need something like:
gcc c++ compiler + libs + development package
automake
autoconf
X-development package (xdevel)
qt-lib + qt-devel (2.2.3 or higher)
kdelibs (usually runtime+development are in the same package)

If you try to compile the application template that comes with kdesdk, 
configure will probably fail when you still miss something.

You only need qt-designer if you intent to use it. Likewise for 
qt-extensions. 

Cheers,
Waldo
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