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On Tue, Jun 28, 2011 at 2:41 AM, Ian Las <ialas@×××××.com> wrote: |
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> Dear Gentoo/Alpha geeks |
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> tried to build KDE4 on my Alpha. |
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> Updated the system first to the current version but it was still not posssible to solve |
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> all required dependencies. In the end I could satisfy all dependencies for KDEbase but |
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> got problems with QT. |
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> Has anybody successfully build KDE4 - which version of KDE4 and QT does work on |
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> Alpha ? |
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> Kindest regards, |
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> Ian |
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Hi Ian! |
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Unfortunately, we don't have any plans to support KDE on Gentoo/Alpha. |
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It's a huge amount of software, and we simply don't have the man-power |
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to test it, much less fixing tons of bugs like unaligned accesses. |
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If you'd like to try it, you can use portage's --autounmask flag to |
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help install KDE. I perhaps could help with an occasional bug in Qt, |
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but beyond that, it's too much work. |
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Thanks, and sorry, |
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Matt |
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