On Wed, 2005-11-16 at 08:00 +1100, Andrew Greig wrote: > Hi All, > > It seems that some of the problems I have been seeing could be > eliminated by installing Evo 2.4 currently 2.2.3. I have downloaded 5 > files, but I do not need to access an Exchange server, so should I just > compile the other 4? And in what order,please?
libsoup e-d-s gtkhtml evolution Unpack the main Evo tar file and look at the README. It tells you what to do. > These are the files I downloaded, if I need to install evo-exchange, I > have that as well. If you aren't using Exchange, forget it. > Evolution 2.4.0, libsoup 2.2.6.1,evolution-data-server1.4.0 and > gtkhtml-3.8 Evo 2.4.1 and e-d-s 1.4.1.1 are slightly more up to date. > Do I need to remove 2.2.3 before doing this? If I use RPM to remove it > will it also remove my .evolution file as well? I recommend you install in a separate tree (e.g. /opt/evolution), so you can have both versions in case of trouble. RPM will not remove your .evolution directory. > I have checked the Mandriva site to see if they have an RPM set up for > Evo 2.4 on their updates site, but not yet available. > > Can I presume that because 2.2.3 is running currently, that apart from > the files above I should have everything I need? I believe so (don't use Mandriva myself), but see the README to make sure versions are up to date (e.g. for gal). Note that you may need some -devel RPMs when compiling, depending on what options you choose. You'll know if the configure script complains. poc _______________________________________________ Evolution-list mailing list [email protected] http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/evolution-list
