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Danny Chen
Jan 24, 1999, 3:00:00 AM1/24/99
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I want to get KDE to work on my Alpha, and I was wondering what was
involved, I heard many people were talking about having to install Qt and
then rebuild KDE, I wouldn't mind doing this but I want to find out if there
is some documentation that goes along with it, and would explain what I
should do so I don't go and screw up a nice Alpha. Thanks.
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Danny Chen
involved, I heard many people were talking about having to install Qt and
then rebuild KDE, I wouldn't mind doing this but I want to find out if there
is some documentation that goes along with it, and would explain what I
should do so I don't go and screw up a nice Alpha. Thanks.
--
Danny Chen
Richard Payne
Jan 25, 1999, 3:00:00 AM1/25/99
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It's not to bad actually. I think you need QT1.42 (at least that's what
I have). Build that first, then build the KDE stuff in the order they
specify.
You didn't mention which distro you're running. I know for RH5.2 this works
out of the box. Before that I think you need to update your binutils for
QT to work, I believe it compiles but then is useless.
I have). Build that first, then build the KDE stuff in the order they
specify.
You didn't mention which distro you're running. I know for RH5.2 this works
out of the box. Before that I think you need to update your binutils for
QT to work, I believe it compiles but then is useless.
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Looking for Alpha-Linux info?
http://www.alphalinux.org
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John Walstra
Jan 25, 1999, 3:00:00 AM1/25/99
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Danny Chen wrote:
>
> I want to get KDE to work on my Alpha, and I was wondering what was
> involved, I heard many people were talking about having to install Qt and
> then rebuild KDE, I wouldn't mind doing this but I want to find out if there
> is some documentation that goes along with it, and would explain what I
> should do so I don't go and screw up a nice Alpha. Thanks.
> --
> Danny Chen
>
> I want to get KDE to work on my Alpha, and I was wondering what was
> involved, I heard many people were talking about having to install Qt and
> then rebuild KDE, I wouldn't mind doing this but I want to find out if there
> is some documentation that goes along with it, and would explain what I
> should do so I don't go and screw up a nice Alpha. Thanks.
> --
> Danny Chen
Easy as pie, they have rpms for the whole thing. Just go to
ftp://ftp.kde.org/pub/1.1pre1/distribution/RedHat-5.1/alpha/
1.1pre1 work great. When I was checking the path above I noticed that
they were setting up the directory structure for 1.1pre2, so you might
be able to grab those instead.
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Dietmar Brinkmann
Feb 1, 1999, 3:00:00 AM2/1/99
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here you can find the rpms plus a howto for KDE for Alpha, but it is still just
based on qt1.33.
Worth a trial. Hope it helps. It is the site of a german Alpha vendor. Just no
link from the main pages, you have to enter the directory kde manually, or klick
the following
http://www.llynchmeta.de/kde/
based on qt1.33.
Worth a trial. Hope it helps. It is the site of a german Alpha vendor. Just no
link from the main pages, you have to enter the directory kde manually, or klick
the following
http://www.llynchmeta.de/kde/
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