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Subject: Re: [kde-edu]: Individual Apps - Building/Pre-Compiled
From: Ben Crawford <crawford_ben () yahoo ! ca>
Date: 2008-02-26 18:39:29
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> ----- Original Message ----
> From: Anne-Marie Mahfouf <annemarie.mahfouf@free.fr>
> To: kde-edu@kde.org
> Sent: Wednesday, February 27, 2008 7:10:33 AM
> Subject: Re: [kde-edu]: Individual Apps - Building/Pre-Compiled
>
> Le
Tuesday
26
February
2008
05:02:39
am
Robert
Stevenson
Neasham,
vous
avez
> écrit :
> >
Dear
Ben:
> >
> >
I
would
use
Google
Scholar
with
a
couple
of
styled
alerts
to
get
at
this
> >
problem.
In
fact,
I
shall
set
a
couple
up
and
send
you
the
links.
> >
> >
Get
going...this
is
a
great
teaching
tool.
Where
can
I
get
an
Ubunto
> >
version?
> >
> >
Thanks,
> >
> >
Com.
Robert
Stevenson
Neasham
Jr.
> Ben
asks
about
individual
KDE-Edu
apps
on
Windows
as
far
as
I
understand.
I
> don't
see
how
Google
Scholar
can
replace
them.
>
> Anne-Marie
Indeed I am talking about individual apps. If would be difficult to convince my \
colleagues to install hundreds of megabytes worth of all sorts of things for the use \
of a few individual applications.
The windows installer is great and has come a long way since I first looked at it \
some time ago, and is something that I am more than happy to use myself. However, my \
colleagues would (and have) take one look at it and decide not to use the apps \
instead of learning how to use it and spending lots of time downloading all the \
required files.
Even when I tried to pull all the required files out of the kde install files I found \
that the dependencies went on and on and quickly I had about 150MB worth of files for \
a single app and still needed more.
What I'm looking for is to be able to compile individual apps that are easier to \
distribute - I'm thinking that I would need to include some dll's or compile with \
static links.
Thanks for the suggestions so far and I look forward to finding the solution to what \
it is I seek.
Ben
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york,times,serif; font-size: 12pt;">>From: Anne-Marie Mahfouf \
<annemarie.mahfouf@free.fr><br>>To: kde-edu@kde.org<br>>Sent: Wednesday, \
February 27, 2008 7:10:33 AM<br>>Subject: Re: [kde-edu]: Individual Apps - \
Building/Pre-Compiled<br>><br>>Le Tuesday
26
February
2008
05:02:39
am
Robert
Stevenson
Neasham,
vous
avez <br>>écrit :<br>>>
Dear
Ben:<br>>><br>>>
I
would
use
Google
Scholar
with
a
couple
of
styled
alerts
to
get
at
this<br>>>
problem.
In
fact,
I
shall
set
a
couple
up
and
send
you
the
links.<br>>><br>>>
Get
going...this
is
a
great
teaching
tool.
Where
can
I
get
an
Ubunto<br>>>
version?<br>>><br>>>
Thanks,<br>>><br>>>
Com.
Robert
Stevenson
Neasham
Jr.<br>>Ben
asks
about
individual
KDE-Edu
apps
on
Windows
as
far
as
I
understand.
I <br>>don't
see
how
Google
Scholar
can
replace
them. <br>><br>>Anne-Marie<br><br>Indeed I am talking about individual \
apps. If would be difficult to convince my colleagues to install hundreds of \
megabytes worth of all sorts of things for the use of a few individual \
applications.<br><br>The windows installer is great and has come a long way since I \
first looked at it some time ago, and is something that I am more than happy to use \
myself. However, my colleagues would (and have) take one look at it and decide \
not to use the apps instead of learning how to use it and spending lots of time \
downloading all the required files.<br><br>Even when I tried to pull all the required \
files out of the kde install files I found that the dependencies went on and on and \
quickly I had about 150MB worth of files for a single app and still needed \
more.<br><br>What I'm looking for is to be able to compile individual apps that are \
easier to distribute - I'm thinking that I would need to include some dll's or \
compile with static links.<br><br>Thanks for the suggestions so far and I look \
forward to finding the solution to what it is I \
seek.<br><br>Ben<br><br>_______________________________________________<br>kde-edu \
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