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thomas001
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Joined: 09 Jun 2002
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 Posted: Sun Jun 09, 2002 3:22 pm Post subject: gentoo and the FHS |
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Hi,
I installed gentoo and i liked it,but thinks like /usr/kde, /usr/qt or /usr/wine make me angry. OK,you want to make it possible to have several versions installed. But why do e.g. qt2 and qt3 conflict ? there are 2 shared libraries for qt (libqt.so.2 and libqt.so.3). only libqt.so is common for both packages. Perhaps a little program what creates the right link as needed whould help (e.g. update-library libqt 3).
PS:my english is bad,sorry for this |
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mglauche
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Often its a mess for the include files, many programs don't explicitly set version information in the include files (gtk being an example  .
Gtk now has a /usr/include/gtk/gtk1 and a /usr/include/gtk/gtk2, which is good. But i think many qt programs don't work this way 
(qt has a bit strange way of installing and passing compile flags IMHO ..) |
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thomas001
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Gtk now has a /usr/include/gtk/gtk1 and a /usr/include/gtk/gtk2, which is good. But i think many qt programs don't work this way
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isn't there a ./configure flag --includedir ? /usr/include/qt[23] would be nice e.g. |
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