On Wednesday 29 January 2003 23:25, David Herman wrote:
I've compiled a few programs and patched and installed my own kernel so I'm kind of interested in a new adventure...
I'm just downloading Konstruct and I'd love to hear others experiences and tips about using it to build kde3.1 on SuSE8.1.
Konstrukt is a great "Makefile system"! I used it to build kde-3.1rc6 (installed it in my home dir). 1. get Konstruct (either tar-ball or from cvs). 2. read <konstrukt-dir>/README first ;-), especially the "Configuration" part 3. Edit <konstrukt-dir>/gar.conf.mk 4. cd <konstrukt-dir>/meta/kde 5. make install That will compile and install kde (be patient). Or do: 4. cd <konstrukt-dir>/meta/everything 5. make install That will compile and install _everything_ (be even more patient). If kdelibs and kdebase are installed, you already can start kde-3.1 (I'm not sure, but be prepared for a hick-up ;P logout & login in that case). Cheers, Leen