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Re: [SLE] $KDEDIRS?
- From: "Joe Morris (NTM)" <Joe_Morris@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 17 Jun 2005 09:39:17 -0500
- Message-id: <42B2E095.2060303@xxxxxxx>
Sid Boyce wrote:
Since SuSE has been traditionally a KDE based distro, and their integration of KDE is one of their strong points, even though I have rebuilt and tweaked some src.rpms, I wonder why someone would want to have a SuSE distro and build such fundamental softwares from source as KDE instead of using the supplied supplementary binaries already built by SuSE. Linux IS all about choice though, so to each their own. ;-) Can't believe it would help the rpm database situation at all either, but I guess we each choose our own challenges.
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Joe Morris
New Tribes Mission
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Registered Linux user 231871
Ken Schneider wrote:Or do it the easy way, and use mc and copy the spec file (or just view it if that is all that's needed). BTW, I think you will find most of the options you seek in /etc/opt/kde3/common_options.
Wouldn't the options be contained in the spec file from the src rpm?Yes, you can get a source RPM, "alien -t xxx.src.rpm" which will break out the spec file separately or have it included in the xxx.tgz file.
Since SuSE has been traditionally a KDE based distro, and their integration of KDE is one of their strong points, even though I have rebuilt and tweaked some src.rpms, I wonder why someone would want to have a SuSE distro and build such fundamental softwares from source as KDE instead of using the supplied supplementary binaries already built by SuSE. Linux IS all about choice though, so to each their own. ;-) Can't believe it would help the rpm database situation at all either, but I guess we each choose our own challenges.
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Joe Morris
New Tribes Mission
Email Address: Joe_Morris@xxxxxxx
Registered Linux user 231871
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