On Monday, November 21, 2011 05:32:47 PM Mwirima Byaruhanga wrote: > I thought fink does that for you :) > Is it not a 'click-next-finish' affair?
Not quite :-).
It's actually called KDE4MAC. There are two ways you can
install it:
1. MacPorts.
2. Fink
I went with MacPorts as it was more current and cleaner (it
doesn't really matter, the end result is the same).
You also need to run X on Mac, but that's no big deal.
Here's the current project:
http://community.kde.org/Mac
My advice, don't waste your time :-). Funny things go wrong
like simple file management (you can install Dolphin, but it
will crap out), trying to open e-mail attachments, trying to
open links from e-mail, trying to save files from KDE,
e.t.c.
It's easier to run Linux in a virtual machine or on your
Mac.
Mark.
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