Am Samstag, 1. Oktober 2005 04:20 hackte Jason Chu in die Tastatur:
> The problem is that some things really do need libtool files, like KDE.
> Imagine a patch to makepkg that breaks kde... how popular would that
> be? ;)
Hmm, now i'm a little bit confused because this sounds as own KDE packages
should be compiled without this hint: "find $startdir/pkg -name '*.la' -exec
rm {} \;". Is this true what i interprete out of your lines?
And how can a normal user as mine find out if an appclication need or need not
libtool files? Perhaps a simple list as "- All KDE apps and so on" will be a
good idea if it is possible in this simple way. Or is here any information in
the Makefile or the configure script?
Sorry to ask such things which sounds perhaps stupid for you. My only (and
perhaps lame) excuse is that making own packages under arch is so much simple
and efficient that mine as a normal user don't get confronts with this
things.
See you, Attila
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