Le 13/02/2015 23:05, Ken Moffat a écrit :
> Having mentioned kde, and initially offerd to fix a missing dep,
> I'll now give a more detailed reply for why I'm now not going to
> touch it - at the moment, it does not work for me!
> 
> kdm - works, although I think listing all possible users, such as
> bin, is plain weird, but perhaps that can be configured away.
> 
> desktop, from kdm : this gives me (or root) a term, but probably
> xterm (if so, it will in fact be rxvt-unicode because I symlink the
> one to the other).  Tiny.  From there, I tried running konsole&,
> konqueror&, okular& :
> 
> konsole - in this context, I could do everything, except change the
> window size to something a bit larger, and except type.
> 
> konqueror - sort of works, but it was overlaying all the messages in
> ht background and does not have any obvious way of closing it.
> Again, window is fixed size.
> 
> okular - works for a PDF, can be configured, but is too small to
> sensibly look at the document and the window size cannot be changed.
> 
> And no menus.
> 
>  After that, I fixed up /etc/inittab to use run level 3 again.
> 
> Using fluxbox, I can now type in konsole, so I tried the 'configure
> console' option but got an essentially grey window with buttons to
> accept or not.  Still cannot change the size of the kde windows,
> except by maximizing them.  The rest is unchanged.
> 
> AFAICS, I have avoided PAM (so, that is a deviation from the book, I
> think), but I have added all the other required or recommended deps.
> 
> This is in qemu, with no old .kde or .qt directories.  Also no
> audio or video stuff, so I have phonon but no backends (my qemu
> sessions are not connected to my audio hardware).  I'm sure it
> works fine for other people, and I will maybe try to dig down a bit
> deeper if I can find the time.  But for now this is even less usable
> for me than gnome was.
> 
> This is not posted to -support, I'm not particularly looking for
> assistance - I've given it all the deps which are apparently
> required, in the expectation it might be somewhat useful, now I'm
> moving on to other things.
> 
> ĸen
> 

Hi,

Having seen this message, I thought I would try it. I understand it is not
very nice to try to contradict my fellow editors, but testing deps is
something I can do with the jhalfs extension to BLFS.

It is not a build from scratch: I took a virtual machine with already all the
dependencies for gnumeric (build and runtime deps), which makes a lot (X
system+twm, gtk3 and deps, dconf, and quite a few others, but neither Qt nor
sound, except alsa-libs), and all the dependencies for all the programming
languages in the programming chapter.

The automated system extracts scripts and builds all the recommended packages,
and considers all the apps in the KDE Core chapter as recommended (in book 
order).

The resulting system works OK for me, AFAICT (window resizing, editing
settings). I have not tested using Konsole in a non KDE environment. KDM does
not list any user: I have to type my username in the login window. Of course,
I use the default configuration.

I know it is not very interesting to tell "it works for me", but I thought I
would report it FWIW.

Pierre
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