On Fri, 26 Dec 2003, Yehuda Tzadik wrote: > Hi > > Was kdevelop part of the > installation at the > Linux day ? > If not where can I download > it ? > > Best regards > Yehuda Zadik > 530938-054 > [EMAIL PROTECTED] >
Hi Yehuda, I do not know if it was part of the installation in the Linux Day, but I can offer you to check if it is installed: The command: which kdevelop will tell you what runs when you ask for kedevelop, it it is in your path. you can tel what your path is with echo $path you can look for things in the "regular directories" in your computer, even if they are not on your path, like that: locate kdevelop If the last thing has made you discover you do not have kdevelop, you can search for the rpm, (Red Had Package, don't know what the M stands for), on the rpmfind site. If you failed to find it so far, (or you may even do this operation before the rpm stage), you try google Google may find you questions already asked on mailing lists, something like "I can't do this and that", or "can't find an rpm for XXX". In short, there is a great chance that many people have alread answered your question, and you will find an immediate link from there to your answer- you will not need to wait for a person to type it in. This is something of what is called "the Linux way". I hope this helps. Orna. -------------------------------------------------------------------------- Haifa Linux Club Mailing List (http://www.haifux.org) To unsub send an empty message to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
