> On Monday 15 December 2003 12:24, Tom Hosiawa wrote:
> > I want to use quickpkg to build kde on my laptop and then install it on
> > my desktop using the binary package. The problem is kde is an eclass, so
> > how do I determine all the packages I need to build for kde?
>
> kde is actually a package, but it doesn't install anything itself. It only
> depends on other packages. Here is an excerpt from
> kde-base/kde/kde-3.1.4.ebuild:
> RDEPEND="`echo
> ~kde-base/kde{libs,base,addons,admin,artwork,edu,games,graphics,multimedia,network,pim,toys,utils}-${PV}`"
>
> Thus the dependencies are:
> kde-base/kdeaddons
> kde-base/kdeadmin
> kde-base/kdeartwork
> kde-base/kdebase
> kde-base/kdeedu
> kde-base/kdegames
> kde-base/kdegraphics
> kde-base/kdelibs
> kde-base/kdemultimedia
> kde-base/kdenetwork
> kde-base/kdepim
> kde-base/kdetoys
> kde-base/kdeutils
>
> You can do the same to check other kde versions.
Thanks
Tom
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