And thats precisely the reason why I chose to build it from the sources!! If 
I had installed the RPMS and then encountered the gcc incompatibility 
problem, I would be trapped in a corner. By building from the sources and 
installing it just in my home directory (using konstruct), and just 
modifying certain environment variables, I am atleast able to back out to 
the previous working version and continue my work.

- SV

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Rex Dieter" <rdieter@math.unl.edu>
To: <kde-linux@kde.org>
Sent: Wednesday, October 27, 2004 11:05 AM
Subject: Re: [kde-linux] kde3.3.1 and gcc compatibility...


> sitaram v wrote:
>> I will try the redhat site. I would love to use the rpms (I suppose you 
>> mean the ones from kde-redhat.sourceforge.net) if there was a way to 
>> install them just for one user instead of affecting the changes to the 
>> entire system.
>
> For the record, RPMS, in general (and the kde-redhat ones in particular), 
> affect the whole box (and all users on it).
>
> -- Rex
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