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> Kerberos
>
> licq-plugin-kde - the KDE-enabled interface to Licq.
> Further to discussions on detaching licq-plugin-qt
> from the main Licq package this has been deemed too
> confusing for users, so I am creating a separate
> licq-plugin-kde that can coexist with the normal licq
> install.
>
What is wrong with the licq-kde in the main tree? This one can co-exist
with the installs as well since it's named licq_kde-gui and not licq_qt-gui.
If you have any changes (menu, bugfix, whatever) that you wish to be done
it would best be done in the main one.
And no if you want things to work out of the box you can't detach the
stock qt plugin from the main licq package since there would then be no UI
for licq to function ..
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Geoffrey Lee <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
李長風
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$ /usr/games/fortune
Anything that can go wrong will go
Segmentation fault (core dumped)
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