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    [KDE] Compiling KDE - scratchbox? How?

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    tz1 | # 1 | 2008-02-13, 17:08 | Report

    I can't seem to find any KDE support in my standard maemo scratchbox install. How do I get things like the libs, includes, and tools (uic, moc) if nothing else where I can use them?

    If it isn't scratchbox, how do I compile a simple Qt (3 for now) program?

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    penguinbait | # 2 | 2008-02-14, 18:56 | Report

    Originally Posted by tz1 View Post
    I can't seem to find any KDE support in my standard maemo scratchbox install. How do I get things like the libs, includes, and tools (uic, moc) if nothing else where I can use them?

    If it isn't scratchbox, how do I compile a simple Qt (3 for now) program?
    Well you can always compile QT, my version uses 3.3.8

    You could also install KDE into the scrathbox.

    Just untar the KDE.tar.bz2 file from root inside scratchbox, then just set your QTDIR to be /usr/local/qt

    Now you can compile against it, set KDEDIR if you need to compile against KDE libs

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