Greetings,
I am a C++ programmer (formerly on Windows) and have started using Kdevelop/Qt. I did the simple "hello world" sample. All worked as expected until the install step when Kdevelop wanted to install files in several directories starting at /usr/local/kde... All are owned by root. The only way I was able to install was to run Build/Install as root. It is very inconvenient to supply a root password everytime you want to run your program. I looked in the Kdevelop config window but did not see a way to alter this, but there must be a way to use Kdevelop as a user without evoking root?
Mike
On Fri, 3 Dec 2004 10:20:50 -0700 Mike Adolf mlnx@ispwest.com wrote:
Greetings,
I am a C++ programmer (formerly on Windows) and have started using Kdevelop/Qt. I did the simple "hello world" sample. All worked as expected until the install step when Kdevelop wanted to install files in several directories starting at /usr/local/kde... All are owned by root. The only way I was able to install was to run Build/Install as root. It is very inconvenient to supply a root password everytime you want to run your program. I looked in the Kdevelop config window but did not see a way to alter this, but there must be a way to use Kdevelop as a user without evoking root?
You should install to something like $HOME/bin which is a directory that you own.
On Saturday 04 December 2004 14:37, Jerry Feldman wrote:
On Fri, 3 Dec 2004 10:20:50 -0700
Mike Adolf mlnx@ispwest.com wrote:
Greetings,
I am a C++ programmer (formerly on Windows) and have started using Kdevelop/Qt. I did the simple "hello world" sample. All worked as expected until the install step when Kdevelop wanted to install files in several directories starting at /usr/local/kde... All are owned by root. The only way I was able to install was to run Build/Install as root. It is very inconvenient to supply a root password everytime you want to run your program. I looked in the Kdevelop config window but did not see a way to alter this, but there must be a way to use Kdevelop as a user without evoking root?
You should install to something like $HOME/bin which is a directory that you own.
Won't work flawlessly. You should install in $HOME/.kde, that works like a charm. Actually to be precise, install in kde-config --localprefix
best, Jeroen
On Saturday 04 December 2004 09:07, Jeroen Wijnhout wrote:
On Saturday 04 December 2004 14:37, Jerry Feldman wrote:
On Fri, 3 Dec 2004 10:20:50 -0700
Mike Adolf mlnx@ispwest.com wrote:
Greetings,
I am a C++ programmer (formerly on Windows) and have started using Kdevelop/Qt. I did the simple "hello world" sample. All worked as expected until the install step when Kdevelop wanted to install files in several directories starting at /usr/local/kde... All are owned by root. The only way I was able to install was to run Build/Install as root. It is very inconvenient to supply a root password everytime you want to run your program. I looked in the Kdevelop config window but did not see a way to alter this, but there must be a way to use Kdevelop as a user without evoking root?
You should install to something like $HOME/bin which is a directory that you own.
Won't work flawlessly. You should install in $HOME/.kde, that works like a charm. Actually to be precise, install in kde-config --localprefix
best, Jeroen
That is my desire, but I don't know how to configure Kdevelop to install where I want it to.
Thanks, Mike
On Sunday 05 December 2004 15:56, Mike Adolf wrote:
On Saturday 04 December 2004 09:07, Jeroen Wijnhout wrote:
On Saturday 04 December 2004 14:37, Jerry Feldman wrote:
On Fri, 3 Dec 2004 10:20:50 -0700
Mike Adolf mlnx@ispwest.com wrote:
Greetings,
I am a C++ programmer (formerly on Windows) and have started using Kdevelop/Qt. I did the simple "hello world" sample. All worked as expected until the install step when Kdevelop wanted to install files in several directories starting at /usr/local/kde... All are owned by root. The only way I was able to install was to run Build/Install as root. It is very inconvenient to supply a root password everytime you want to run your program. I looked in the Kdevelop config window but did not see a way to alter this, but there must be a way to use Kdevelop as a user without evoking root?
You should install to something like $HOME/bin which is a directory that you own.
Won't work flawlessly. You should install in $HOME/.kde, that works like a charm. Actually to be precise, install in kde-config --localprefix
best, Jeroen
That is my desire, but I don't know how to configure Kdevelop to install where I want it to.
Set the configure parameters in the Project options.
best, Jeroen
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