Comments on: Getting and compiling (C++) Kdevelop for Edgy http://www.dubovsky.com/rantings/2006/11/20/getting-and-compiling-c-kdevelop-for-edgy/ Yet another web log of personal junk. Fri, 05 Dec 2008 08:26:25 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.3 By: jon http://www.dubovsky.com/rantings/2006/11/20/getting-and-compiling-c-kdevelop-for-edgy/#comment-300 jon Thu, 04 Jan 2007 15:24:15 +0000 http://www.dubovsky.com/rantings/2006/11/20/getting-and-compiling-c-kdevelop-for-edgy/#comment-300 I added "qt3-apps-dev" to the get-packages script. Thanks for your input. I added “qt3-apps-dev” to the get-packages script. Thanks for your input.

]]> By: Michael Chapman http://www.dubovsky.com/rantings/2006/11/20/getting-and-compiling-c-kdevelop-for-edgy/#comment-299 Michael Chapman Thu, 04 Jan 2007 07:18:44 +0000 http://www.dubovsky.com/rantings/2006/11/20/getting-and-compiling-c-kdevelop-for-edgy/#comment-299 I ran your scripts on a different Edgy install, ensuring that I had universe enabled. Everything worked perfectly, except for the missing 'qassistantclient.h'. The package I had to install was qt3-apps-dev. I ran your scripts on a different Edgy install, ensuring that I had universe enabled. Everything worked perfectly, except for the missing ‘qassistantclient.h’. The package I had to install was qt3-apps-dev.

]]> By: Michael Chapman http://www.dubovsky.com/rantings/2006/11/20/getting-and-compiling-c-kdevelop-for-edgy/#comment-298 Michael Chapman Thu, 04 Jan 2007 05:50:53 +0000 http://www.dubovsky.com/rantings/2006/11/20/getting-and-compiling-c-kdevelop-for-edgy/#comment-298 I had enabled universe and multiverse, but for some reason it didn't show up. Maybe I didn't wait long enough for it to appear in Adept. Also, some part of qt3 was missing from your fetch script. I don't remember what I chose to fix it, but 'qclientassistant.h' was missing when I tried to make kdevelop. But these are totally minor issues. I spent hours yesterday trying to get and build everything to get kdevelop working to no avail. But now I've got everything working well. Again, thanks for these scripts. I had enabled universe and multiverse, but for some reason it didn’t show up. Maybe I didn’t wait long enough for it to appear in Adept. Also, some part of qt3 was missing from your fetch script. I don’t remember what I chose to fix it, but ‘qclientassistant.h’ was missing when I tried to make kdevelop. But these are totally minor issues. I spent hours yesterday trying to get and build everything to get kdevelop working to no avail. But now I’ve got everything working well. Again, thanks for these scripts.

]]> By: jon http://www.dubovsky.com/rantings/2006/11/20/getting-and-compiling-c-kdevelop-for-edgy/#comment-297 jon Thu, 04 Jan 2007 02:29:26 +0000 http://www.dubovsky.com/rantings/2006/11/20/getting-and-compiling-c-kdevelop-for-edgy/#comment-297 Michael, In order to see kdevelop via apt/Adept, you need to <a href="http://doc.ubuntu.com/kubuntu/desktopguide/C/extra-repositories.html" rel="nofollow">enable the "universe" repository</a>. That repository contains a large number of apps which are supported by volunteers (rather than the core Kubuntu team), most of which runs without problem. Michael,

In order to see kdevelop via apt/Adept, you need to enable the “universe” repository. That repository contains a large number of apps which are supported by volunteers (rather than the core Kubuntu team), most of which runs without problem.

]]> By: Michael Chapman http://www.dubovsky.com/rantings/2006/11/20/getting-and-compiling-c-kdevelop-for-edgy/#comment-296 Michael Chapman Thu, 04 Jan 2007 02:10:13 +0000 http://www.dubovsky.com/rantings/2006/11/20/getting-and-compiling-c-kdevelop-for-edgy/#comment-296 Thanks for these scripts. I just installed Edgy, but I couldn't get kdevelop to show up in Adept. The only issue I had was that cervisia wasn't in any of my repositories. I ended up using Linux App Finder to grab that package. Thanks for these scripts. I just installed Edgy, but I couldn’t get kdevelop to show up in Adept. The only issue I had was that cervisia wasn’t in any of my repositories. I ended up using Linux App Finder to grab that package.

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