Mailinglist Archive: opensuse (1587 mails)

[henken@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx (Nicholas Henke)]

On Thu, 12 Nov 1998, you wrote:
>I have tried the reboot and ldconfig and neither seems to get the KDE
>compiled with 1.41 to run.  KDE is finding a bunch of unresolved
>symbols.  I know I have 1.41 installed properly, as all of my pointers
>point to the directory that it's in.  Seems like the QTLIB bundle is
Did you change your QTDIR in your path to point to the correct directory? There
is a text file in the suse ftp site that explains this. For me persohnally, I
have had not problems. 
Attatched is the ftp text file

Nic
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Important Note for qt-1.41

Do not forget to change the value of QTDIR since we moved the qt stuff
to /usr/lib/qt. The change has to be done (depending on S.u.S.E. Linux 
version) in

        /etc/profile          or/and
        /sbin/SuSEconfig      or/and
        /opt/kde/bin/startkde

Versions of S.u.S.E. Linux > 5.3 will have it set in the new way.

Also since this version there's an additional package qtcompat. It contains 
several include files which were contained in package qtdevel up to 
version 1.33 but are obsolete since 1.4.

If you encounter problems compiling older QT programs, you should try if
they compile well if qtcompat is installed.

If you want to write programs in QT yourself you should not use this 
package (or test if your program compiles well if qtcompat is not installed).

Your S.u.S.E. Team