Bruce Dubbs wrote: > Walter Webb wrote: > >> The only :-) problem I am having with Trinity is with menus. >> Builtin menus and builtin parts of menus work ok as far as >> I can tell; but nothing gets added to any menu. The Trinity >> Control Center, kcontrol (started from the command line), >> comes up with an empty sidebar. The konqueror configuration >> menu comes up as an empty page, but the configure-toolbars >> menu works properly. >> >> When 3.5.13 came out, I had tried it with LFS-6.8, with the >> same result. If someone has got it to work, maybe it's an >> unknown dependency. Any ideas? >> > Have you installed in /usr or /opt? I have only done /opt. >
Trinity is in /opt; X is in /usr/X11R7 with lots of links. (I do it my way.) Linux-PAM & PolicyKit are not loaded. > kcontrol from either K-Menu or the command line seems to work for me. > konqueror configuration seems OK too. > > I've redone the BLFS instructions for Trinity fairly recently. Did you > use those? > > -- Bruce I used the January 3 book. I had to load tqtinterface before arts. I have more lib-finding problems with kdebase; I added -lpthread to the sed. When I checked to see what this was doing, I decided that it was luck that it worked. Kdebase also seems not to find GL, which activates an #error directive on line 95 of kdebase/kscreensaver/random.cpp, which looks like it was put there for troubleshooting. I also had to turn off xinerama support. I think I will have to study cmake and stick with KDE4 which, it seems, will never be ready for beta testing. -- http://linuxfromscratch.org/mailman/listinfo/blfs-support FAQ: http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/blfs/faq.html Unsubscribe: See the above information page
