John Culleton wrote: > On Friday 26 October 2007 02:51:15 am Craig Ringer wrote: > >> John Culleton wrote: >> >>> In a 1.3.5 svn download when I do: >>> cmake ../Scribus >>> I get the following error: >>> CMake Error: Qt qmake not found! >>> >>> But qmake exists on my system in /usr/bin/qmake. >>> >> You've omitted some important information: >> - Distro >> - Distro version >> - Qt version >> - CMake version >> - The full output from CMake >> > > > There were bits and pieces of qt4 on my system but I thought the safest > course > was to just download a qt4 package from a Slackware site. It is installed > under /opt/qt4. > I linked that qmake (found in /opt/qt4/bin) to /usr/bin replacing the > former > link to an earlier qmake. > > "cmake ." now works. I am attempting a compile using "make." After this > completes can I just rename the current version of /usr/local/bin/scribus to > e.g., scribus.3.3.10 and then do a make install on 1.3.5? > This is NOT going to work. You need to do as Craig says and indicate when you run cmake another directory for your 1.3.5:
cmake . -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX:PATH=/your/svnversiondir/ If you change the name of scribus in /usr/local/bin you could easily end up with neither version working. Greg
