Hi Laura, The problem is that your Qt library was compiled with images included. Here is an extract from the Qt .CONFIGURE file showing the various switches and what they do... -shared) SHARED=yes ;; -static) SHARED=no ;; -no-gif) GIF=no ;; -gif) GIF=yes ;; -no-sm) SM=no ;; -sm) SM=yes ;; -no-thread) THREAD=no ;; -thread) THREAD=yes ;; -qt-zlib) ZLIB=yes ;; -system-zlib) ZLIB=no ;; -qt-libpng) LIBPNG=yes ;; -system-libpng) LIBPNG=no ;; -no-mng) MNG=no ;; -system-libmng) MNG=yes ;; -no-jpeg) JPEG=no ;; -system-jpeg) JPEG=yes ;; -no-nas-sound) NAS_SOUND=no ;; -system-nas-sound) NAS_SOUND=yes ;; -kde) KDE=yes Don't forget to read the INSTALL file., which shows how to set your environmental variables for both QT and KDE. Here is what a make command that enables all the graphics would look like: make -gif -qt-zlib -qt-libpng -system-libmng -system-jpeg -kde Jerry On Sunday 14 January 2001 12:54, Laura Bello wrote:
Hi,
I just recently upgraded my SuSE 7.0 installation to KDE2 with rpms I downloaded from SuSE.
I used yast to install. Everything worked okay and I was able to restart everything and log in using kde2. But I don't have any menu icons in either the K menu or the SuSE menus. I have text in all but a handful of items (cut & paste & run).
When I look through the icons preference there is an icon displayed so it seems to know where it is but just doesn't seem to display it in the menu. I've fooled around with things some and discovered that if there is an absolute path in the icon entry of the .desktop file the icon appears, if it's just the name of the icon it doesn't. Seems like there is a pathing thing off but don't know where I could set it. And it seems kind of crazy to re-path all the icon entries because there are a lot.
Any help would be appreciated.
thanks ... -laura
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