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Subject: Kpovmodeler for Fedora Core 3 & 4 users, and others.
From: Thomasso Bartholomew Garcieass <onelaw () shaw ! ca>
Date: 2005-09-04 23:12:43
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Yes, I'm one of those Fedora Core 3 suffers whom after upgrading from FC
3 because of the newer kernels and better security, was frustrated by
not having a GUI modeller for PovRay. I really like the Kpovmodeler, and
being more of an artist rather than a computer scientist, I went months
without Kpov! So I'm very happy to say that I finely got it up and
running while using FC 3!!!!!!!
My issues:
I had the same problems as Ken and Anreas did, first I downloaded the
SRC Kpovmodeler 1.+ and got the same error: asking for freetype2. After
installing freetype2 and hours of configuring and make-installing,
nothing until I read this Email list. Anreas, if you could somehow post
that patch on a website, maybe this one, that would be great *hint-
hint*.
*****
> /usr/include/freetype2/freetype/freetype.h:24:2: #error " #include
> FT_FREETYPE_H"
*****
However, I followed the 4 point instructions that William K. Volkman
post in the Aug. 23, 2005 Dealing with FC 4. They seem to work well for
FC 3 also, but there needs to be some clarity on the 4th and final step
that he posted there? So I want to add what I did to get Kpov up and
running.
Once RPMBUILD was finished, which took about 70mins to complete, I found
I had no idea where the new RPM was located, or if it was a RPM I was
looking for? So just out of curiosity, I looked around
the /usr/src/redhat/ directory and there it was: a nice and neat folder
in /usr/src/redhat/BUILD/ or /usr/src/redhat/BUILD/kdegraphics-3.4.0/ .
I simply ./configure and make install (which was super fast BTW) and
presto! I'm a happy Kpovmodeler user again. Everything seems to be
working fine.
Could these steps be posted on the website too, "as known issues" or
something?
Thanks for a great piece of software!
Thomasso B.G.
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Yes, I'm one of those Fedora Core 3 suffers whom after upgrading from FC 3 because of \
the newer kernels and better security, was frustrated by not having a GUI modeller \
for PovRay. I really like the Kpovmodeler, and being more of an artist rather than a \
computer scientist, I went months without Kpov! So I'm very happy to say \
that I finely got it up and running while using FC 3!!!!!!!<BR> <BR>
My issues:<BR>
<BR>
I had the same problems as Ken and Anreas did, first I downloaded the SRC Kpovmodeler \
1.+ and got the same error: asking for freetype2. After installing freetype2 and \
hours of configuring and make-installing, nothing until I read this Email list. \
Anreas, if you could somehow post that patch on a website, maybe this one, that would \
be great *hint-hint*. <PRE>
*****
> /usr/include/freetype2/freetype/freetype.h:24:2: #error " #include
> FT_FREETYPE_H"
*****
</PRE>
However, I followed the 4 point instructions that William K. Volkman post in the Aug. \
23, 2005 Dealing with FC 4. They seem to work well for FC 3 also, but there needs to \
be some clarity on the 4th and final step that he posted there? So I want to add what \
I did to get Kpov up and running. <BR> <BR>
Once RPMBUILD was finished, which took about 70mins to complete, I found I had no \
idea where the new RPM was located, or if it was a RPM I was looking for? So just out \
of curiosity, I looked around the /usr/src/redhat/ directory and there it was: a nice \
and neat folder in /usr/src/redhat/BUILD/ or /usr/src/redhat/BUILD/kdegraphics-3.4.0/ \
. I simply ./configure and make install (which was super fast BTW) and presto! I'm a \
happy Kpovmodeler user again. Everything seems to be working fine.<BR> <BR>
Could these steps be posted on the website too, "as known issues" or \
something? <BR> <BR>
Thanks for a great piece of software!<BR>
<BR>
Thomasso B.G.
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