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Grant Edwards wrote: |
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> On 2010-07-01, Nils Larsson<ni1s@×××××××××.com> wrote: |
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>>> Where do I find qmake 3? |
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>> I assume qt3 and whatever deps. it needs are available through the |
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>> kde-sunset overlay. |
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> Two questions: |
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> 1) What do the qt3support use flag and the qt-qt3support package do? |
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> I had assumed that they enabled qt3 support, but apparently not? |
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> 2) Is there any documentation on how to use Qt3 from the kde-sunset |
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> overlay? The only thing I could find was on how to use KDE 3.5 |
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> instead of KDE 4. |
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> I'm not interested in KDE, and I want to keep the normal Qt4 |
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> install -- I just have a single Qt3 (not KDE) app that I need to |
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> build from sources. |
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You don't have to install KDE to get qt3. Just add the kde-sunset |
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overlay then emerge qt3 or whatever you do need. Then you can use the |
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other package that needs qt3. |
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Just keep in mind, qt3 may not always be there. KDE3 is there for the |
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folks that just can't use KDE4, either missing options or just older |
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hardware. |
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Dale |
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:-) :-) |
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