Gnumeric

Hi all, I'm updating the book to the most recent stable version of Gnumeric. The package documentation states that only minimal GNOME packages need to be installed (libgnomeprintui and its dependencies) to build a functional application. There have been reports on this, and the -support, list tha

Re: K3b

Randy McMurchy wrote: > You can check out the home page at: http://www.k3b.org/ > > It appears it requires KDE, (and of course Qt) and the aforementioned > packages, along with many other optional dependencies. Looks good. It would be a good addition to BLFS. -- Bruce -- http://linuxfromsc

Re: K3b

Bruce Dubbs wrote these words on 05/26/05 23:23 CST: > I'm not familiar with either package. K3B, from your description above, > is an alternative to cdrecord. resman displays writing status? From > your description, they are both KDE apps, correct? > > Can you point to some more docs so I can

Re: K3b

Bruce Dubbs wrote: DJ Lucas wrote: Hi guys. I found a new burning program and absolutely love it - K3B. Well new to me being it's a KDE app, but it looks equally good (respecting your gtk2 theme) in gnome. Reminds me much of Nero-5 on Windows. In order to make it display writing and buffe

Re: K3b

DJ Lucas wrote: > Hi guys. I found a new burning program and absolutely love it - K3B. > Well new to me being it's a KDE app, but it looks equally good > (respecting your gtk2 theme) in gnome. Reminds me much of Nero-5 on > Windows. In order to make it display writing and buffer status, it > nee

K3b

Hi guys. I found a new burning program and absolutely love it - K3B. Well new to me being it's a KDE app, but it looks equally good (respecting your gtk2 theme) in gnome. Reminds me much of Nero-5 on Windows. In order to make it display writing and buffer status, it needs resource manager. I'd

abiword

the fribidi download link has changed and worse the link on the new page is broken. This one works. http://sourceforge.net/projects/fribidi Also I used abiword-2.2.7, seems ok! --- David Jensen -- http://linuxfromscratch.org/mailman/listinfo/blfs-dev FAQ: http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/blfs/