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List:       koffice
Subject:    Re: koffice20000321-1.i386.rpm : libksycoca.so.3 problem
From:       Martin Herrman <m.herrman () student ! tue ! nl>
Date:       2000-03-24 11:23:28
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Michael Koch wrote:

> Okay, you want to use KDE1 AND KDE2 apps at once. Look
> http://www.kde.org/kde1-and-kde2.txt for help
>
> One of your problems is that Redhat ships an old version kdelibs for kde2 and I
> dont believe that it is binary compatible with the current one. Unfortunately
> REDHAT and CHRIS (the rpm packager) installs it in the same directory.
>
> The only solution I could think of currently is compiling KDE2 yourself and
> installing it into another directory.

Hm.. doesn't sound easy at all :-) BTW, i'm using icewm as my window manager, only want
to run some kde programs with it. But isn't kde2 compatible with the kde1? Or for
example, isn't there a kpackage version available for kde2? Or won't kpackage work with
kde2 when I compile the program myself? If that's the case I only have to install kde2
which would be a lot easier for me.

But If i have to install them both, is the easiest way to install kde1 first (with all
the apps that run with kde1) and then compile kde2, put it in another directory and
make two scripts /bin/kde1 and /bin/kde2 as mentioned in the above url?

thanks a lot..

Martin
(a somewhat confused kde user :-)


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