Am Fri, 24 Mar 2000 schrieb Martin Herrman:
> 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?

KDE1 and KDE2 are not really compatible. You will have to make your last idea.

A kpackage version for kde2 does exist (module kdeadmin).
But I dont believe kruiser has a KDE2 version.
Mail me if you need further help.


Ciao,
Michael
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