Christopher Molnar wrote:
> Look in kdeadmin - kpackage exists.
You are correct. My apologies.
But:
1. the kde2 kpackage will only load as root (in kde1 anyone could
load it),
[ron@CO3000655-A ron]$ kpackage
kpackage: error in loading shared libraries: libbz2.so.1: cannot open
shared object file: No such file or directory
[ron@CO3000655-A ron]$
2. the kde2 kpackage will not accept drag and drop of an RPM from a
user Konqueror window.
RPMs are most usually installed by drag and drop to kpackage - to
lose this capability would be a serious retrograde step and make any
claim of upward compatibility kde1 to kde2 an untruth.
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Regards,
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