Hmpf. That is exactly what I did. Development and expert mode. I
essentially installed all development libs, headers, etc.
The last time I tried to build kde source was with an early 2.1. It failed
like the previous attempt with 2.0.1. I suppose I can try again with a more
recent src.rpm set. I didn't relocate anything. The only additions to my
system beyond what 7.2 provides are some specialized tk/tcl devel libs for a
few specialized scientific apps. This should in no way affect kde though.
On Sunday 04 February 2001 09:33, Christopher Molnar wrote:
> No, my systems is a standard 7.2 install. I install using Development and
> Expert mode. Do not install any additional packages. Then I upgrade egcs
> and xinitscripts (or something like that) to the latest and build. I do not
> do anything different.
>
> I do not use cooker as I try to stay a little more compatible with the rest
> of everyone who is using my rpm's.
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