I have dev-python/sip-4.1.1, dev-python-PyQt-3.13 and a snapshot of
pykde, because pykde refused to compile with kdelibs-3.4.0.
Normally, pykde 3.11.3 works with kde 3.4, sip 4.1.1 and pyqt 3.13, but
the ebuild for pykde is incorrect, because it depends on kdelibs <= 3.3.4.
You have some choices :
1 - manually install a snapshot
2 - change the ebuild to install pykde 3.11.3
3 - force the installation with --nodeps
Aurel (DustyDingo) W. wrote:
Hi, I am new to all this PyQt/KDE stuff and currently developing a
little application using PyQt.
Now i also want to use some KDE features, but i have problems with the
python bindings for the libs on Gentoo. There is a package called
"pykde" in the portage tree, but that doesn't work with kdelibs
versions >= 3.3.1. There is also no suitable package in the
"kdebindings-meta".
Whats alls about this this? I heard, that the PyQt and PyKDE bindings
are now maintained in the KDE-Project, so there should be some
packages like "kde-base/PyQt" and "kde-base/PyKDE", but there is still
this old one "dev-python/pykde"?
So is there a way to get PyKDE running on Gentoo? I tried to compile a
cvs snapshot of PyKDE from
http://www.river-bank.demon.co.uk/download/snapshots/PyKDE/ (worked
fine first, but i get bad memory acces errors, when running
applications), but I don't know if this are the "old" kdebindings or
the new one maintained by the kde-project?
Can anyone give me more information on this issues, because it's a bit
confusing, what are now the "real" bidnings.
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