Re: KDE3 CVS (yesterday) binaries for Woody available
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That's simply great!! Thanx you for this...
I already compiled kde3 on my main computer... i didn't want to interrupt, so
I had to stay awake all night, cause my computer's in the same room as my
bed;-)
Your Packages are great...
On Tuesday 29 January 2002 15:18, Jens Benecke wrote:
> Hi,
>
> OK, for those of you who like watching applications crash I put some
> debugging-ENABLED(!) binaries of KDE3 up.
>
> Beware: It's a 400MB download. And it expands to about 2GB. That's what
> happens when you compile debugging information in the binaries and
> libraries.
> No fun for modem users. :)
>
> Beware_2: It was a "blind compile". I wrote a batch that cvsup'ed the whole
> shebang, and compiled everything. Things that didn't compile at the right
> time are not included (kdepim for example, this time). It WorksForMe(tm),
> though.
>
>
> The packages don't care where you install them, it's all one directory. if
> you don't install them where I did (/opt/kde3), you will have to modify the
> start_kde script, though.
>
>
> Now for the Real Cool Thing(tm): You neither need to be root, nor need to
> create additional accounts, nor does this spoil your existing KDE setup -
> you don't even have to relogin to try and use KDE3. All you have to do is
>
> apt-get install xnest
>
> before or after downloading and installing my archives. I'm not gonna tell
> you what this does, it's just waaay too cool and I don't want to spoil your
> surprise. ;)
>
> So: Go to ftp://134.28.62.2/kde3-bin/, get your fix, and report bugs to the
> KDE team!
>
>
> PS: Oh yes, please use the start_kde that is provided seperately (in the
> FTP directory), not the one in the archive. That one has a small nasty bug.
>
> :)
>
> PPS: If I get enough praise on the list, I might do this again. :)
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eintritt durch eine bestimmte Macht, Störungen zu beseitigen, und
durch Reichtum, so entspringt doch die reinste Sicherheit aus der Ruhe
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