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I'm trying to install qt 3.3.3 but i get some compilation errors
This is probably due to the fact that i don't know where to set the QTDIR env variable as is said in the INSTALL file before compilation
I've tried both .bash_profile in users home dir and .profile in root's home.
Logged off and in.
echo $QTDIR
nothing.
Anyone has some suggestion as to where to set these variables.
I have as said in previous post installed the
apt-get install kaffe-pthreads
apt-get install kaffe-pthreads-profile (however i'm not sure this one is neccesary)
added the enviroment variables mentioned in the INSTALL file to /etc/profile file
ran make confclean
./configure --threads (to make sure it uses the threads as they are needed to compile boson and prokyon3)
make
What i didn't find out however since kfind is not functioning is where the hell debian installed the imbedded qt and how and if i should remove it.
Anybody want's to tell me if it can cause trouble running both on one system?
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