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snorkel
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| When will Gentoo have a ebuild for Keramik? |
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FINITE
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Ya thats something I would like to see too. The downloaded source is does not have a ./configure script from what I read and this makes things somewhat of a pain. I decided not to mess with it but an ebuild would be
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garbageiscool2
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| Posted: Wed Jun 19, 2002 5:25 am Post subject: |
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| What is Keramik? didn't see anything on freshmeat or google search. |
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Sivar
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| Posted: Wed Jun 19, 2002 6:20 am Post subject: |
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Look on www.kde-look.org
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mksoft
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| Posted: Wed Jun 19, 2002 6:29 am Post subject: |
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| FINITE wrote: | Ya thats something I would like to see too. The downloaded source is does not have a ./configure script from what I read and this makes things somewhat of a pain. I decided not to mess with it but an ebuild would be
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This is because it is extracted from CVS. Usually when building KDE's cvs code, one has to run:
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to generate the configure script.
Note that kermaik is a subdir under kdelibs, and make command mentioned above should run on the top level dir (kdelibs), which includes the admin subdir in it.
Don't know if the code you've downloaded includes it. If you can provide a link to the download I'll check it out.
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FINITE
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| Thanks for the info mksoft. Sivar, where did you get your avatar? Thats Ninja Scroll right (Jubie is his name I think). |
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Sivar
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| FINITE wrote: | | Thanks for the info mksoft. Sivar, where did you get your avatar? Thats Ninja Scroll right (Jubie is his name I think). |
I actually got it from a website that has a database of avatars for Baldur's Gate 2. I have the DVD handy, though, and was thinking of making a different avatar.
The edges were antialiased against the average of the two colors that it is likely to be displayed on.
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tortoise
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| For what it's worth I installed keramik a while back and everytime I select it as my style I get native kde apps crashing like crazy. Go back to a standard style and everything's fine again. |
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mksoft
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| tortoise wrote: | | For what it's worth I installed keramik a while back and everytime I select it as my style I get native kde apps crashing like crazy. Go back to a standard style and everything's fine again. |
Quite possible since keramik is built and tested against kde's latest cvs code (to be 3.1.0), and not back ported to 3.0.x.
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