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Michael Palimaka <kensington <at> gentoo.org> writes: |
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> > If so, is there a list of which kde applications can be installed without |
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> > the KDE bloat (simple QT5) requirements? |
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> You've always been able to pick and choose individual KDE applications |
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> without installing all of KDE, although in KDE 4 we did recommend also |
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> installing one of the smaller meta packages (eg. |
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> kde-apps/kdebase-runtime-meta) to ensure everything worked correctly. |
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It's been a few years for me on KDE, so this is good news to know. |
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The simplicity of lxde has been very nice and the resource demand |
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is so low it's just wonderful. I'm going to set up a new workstation |
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based on lxqt(5), and gcc-5.3. |
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> You can identify KF5/Qt5-based applications based on their slot. |
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> Something like eix kde-apps/ --slot 5 should give the full list of |
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> what's available so far. |
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Ah! very nice. I did not know that slot 5 is where all the kde (qt5) |
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compatible packages are group. Very cool usage of the slot, methinks. |
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Nice option for eix on the /category/ and slot number. |
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thx, |
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James |
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