Mailinglist Archive: opensuse (1885 mails)

[Anders Johansson <ajohansson@xxxxxxx>]

On Sunday 05 April 2009 15:23:19 Jay Mistry wrote:
> page points to this tip:
> > [ If you are not developing and just want to use KDE 4.2, you should use
> > the KDE:/Qt44 repos instead. After the next online-update you do not need
> > any Qt repo for 11.1 + KDE 4.2  ]

Exactly. No need for any qt repository, simply run an online update and you 
get the packages you need

> Finally, the 'Building your own Qt packages' (
http://en.opensuse.org/KDE/Repositories#Building_your_own_Qt.2FKDE_packages
> ), mentions:
[...]
> I am not a technically proficient user/programmer. For the average
> user this can be a bit confusing.

Right, but the "average user" won't be building his own packages anyway. The 
average user should just be running an online update to get the qt packages, 
nothing else

> From, the 'System' section of Yast -> Software Management', (filter by
> 'Package Group'), I get the Qt version as 3.3.8b-95.1-i586
> (installed).
> When I check the Qt version in KDE 4.2.1, it gives it as Qt 4.5. This
> KDE 4.2.1 + Qt 4.5 has been for the most part stable on my desktop PC.

For me too, but it's not officially supported, so there could be issues with 
it. Properly it shouldn't be used until 4.3

And since they are seeing segmentation faults, the qt version should be one of 
the first things to check

Anders
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