On 13-Sep-99 Robert Rati wrote: > > How did you get the plugins to build? I got LIcq .70 (the stable > version) > to build, but couldn't get ANY plugins to build to it was basically > worthless. What did you do to get the plugins to build? I am hoping > that > a new version will fix the problem, but currently, and version I try > (including .61 which is what started the problem) will act the same. I > am > hoping .70 will fix it, but don't have too much hope. I've re-complied > and re-installed .61 about 3 or 4 times and the problem hasn't gone away.
I see now that I misunderstood one thing. My machine was not crashing, just Licq was crashing. I am a KDE user, so I had to leave QT 1.44 in place in /usr/local/qt. I have installed Qt 2.01 in /usr/local/qt-2.01 First, I do: export QTDIR=/usr/local/qt-2.01 I untar the Licq tarball and cd into Licq-0.70 and then ./configure --with-qt-includes=/usr/local/qt-2.01 \ --with-qt-libraries=/usr/local/qt-2.01 [enter] when that is done: make make install When that is all done, I cd to the plugins directory and perform the same steps I performed above (as root) and then I start with a new ~/.licq directory just in case the old one is not compatible. Also, when you are done, re-export your regular QT directory if you cannot use QT 2.00 routinely. If you are using KDE 1.1.1, that's you. -- Andrew
