Jim Bublitz wrote: > On Friday February 13 2004 07:05, hcohen2 wrote: > > Jim Bublitz wrote: > > >Looks like you need to do: > > > >export QTDIR=<base Qt directory> > > > >On SuSE <base Qt directory> is /usr/lib/qt3 - should be > > > something similar on other distributions. > > > You got that correct-it's the same on Mandrake 9.1, that I am > > running > > > >You can just 'echo $QTDIR' to see what or if the environment > > >variable is set - probably isn't. > > > It is worse than than - nothing! I cannot find any of my '.' > > files in my home directory where I would put the export > > command. Unlike UNIX, I am a loss as to were I should look > > for the configuration files. This thing is set to boot into X > > and seems to have hidden the configurations elsewhere. Could > > I bother you to make a guess where I should search. My regular > > expressions searching for the these dot files does not seem to > > be working, even after I try to eliminate and alphanumerics > > preceeding the dot. > > I'm not familiar with where Mandrake puts config files if not in > your home directory - if you're using konqueror, there's an > option for making dot files visible (View | Show Hidden Files), > but if they're really not there, I don't have a suggestion. > Does someone else on the list know?
I run Mandrake - you should have a normal set of dot config files in your home directory. I set $QTDIR in ~/.bash_profile You can also use the command: $ ls -a from your home directory on a terminal window to see the files. Doug. _______________________________________________ PyKDE mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mats.imk.fraunhofer.de/mailman/listinfo/pykde
