On Tuesday, October 05, 2010 05:54:47 am Iain Buchanan wrote:
> Hey Guido / Mark :)
> 
> I notice synce-kpm (the gui bit) is asking for PyKDE4 now.  To install
> this in Gentoo though I need about 13 other packages as well.  Not that
> I don't like KDE but this would make gnome a bit more bloated :)
> 
> Is this dependency really needed?  I guess it is now, but is it just for
> one function or is it easy to write out?  Just interested in your thoughts.
> 
> thanks :)

Hi Iain,

When I started I only made use of PyQT4 and not PyKDE4. From what I can see in 
the source, there is only one source file, the ui_synce-kpm_mainwindow.py that 
imports from PyKDE4. I think this has to do with the fact that I once changed 
which uic I used, because I changed sysstems.  I now use pykde4uic, while 
before I was using another uic4.

I just committed a new version of the mainwindow ui file that is now created 
with pyuic4 instead of pykde4uic4. Unfortunately, due to having a new system I 
don't have anything installed of the SynCE stuff and cannot test it. Could you 
please let me know if the latest ui_synce_kpm_mainwindow.py version in SVN 
works for you?

Guido
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