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On Monday 01 June 2015 05:33:01 Philip Webb wrote: |
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> Using Kde-Sunset, I have 3 useful apps available in forms |
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> which aren't provided by KDE 4 (Kworldclock Ksokoban Kmahjongg). |
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You are probably aware that KDE comes with a kworldclock plasmoid, a |
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native KMahjongg, and that there is a port of the KDE3 ksokoban to KDE4 |
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(http://sourceforge.net/projects/ksokoban/)? |
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What is wrong with them? |
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> I realise Gentoo itself doesn't provide support for Kde-Sunset, |
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> but does anyone know of a way round this obstacle or have other advice ? |
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You could check if the trinity project has ported Qt3 to the new libmng/lcms. |
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If it is a simple patch you might be able to apply it to Qt3 in kde-sunset. |
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Regards, |
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Martin Walch |
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