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Am Montag 22 September 2008 03:42:39 schrieb ext Jerry McBride: |
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> Hmmm.... maybe you guys would know.... I've gone the same route as you. |
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> However, I've emerge 4.1.65. It compiles fine, installs, no problems. |
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And you don't wonder why 4.1.65 follows 4.1.1? That's 4.2-(pre?)-alpha! The |
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next 4.1 release will be 4.1.2. |
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> Does anyone have a suggestion? |
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Don't use alpha software. |
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> Now running 3.5.10 with no problems. But I'd really, really like to get a |
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> current kde up and running. |
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Do as suggested earlier in this thread: Use the kde-testing overlay. |
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Bye... |
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Dirk |
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