You added sources to ftp. But where are they come from? Are they official sources supported by Slackware? Or any others? Compilation is time consuming I think not many will be interested in. Example of internationalization looks strange as it suggest that there are difficulties. Simpler is better: binaries + howto install (req.ments, depnds) + ifo about surce (patches) + contact to maintener (to alekow).

Let change the subject. As KDE3 conflicts let to add to the minimal installation Xorg and Kde3 - and put all this on USB as a bootable system.

Take a look at download_source.sh, you'll see where do they come from.
Hmmm... no, I don't think so....
Oh, yes, but there probably ARE some interested people and we simply have to provide the source code (read the GPL)
I can't see why you think so. Just compare with original source from here:
ftp://ftp.osuosl.org/pub/slackware/s...2/source/kdei/
It's simple as hell for me to just put on a server the things as I have them ;-)
Need to contact me? I'm here.

Not everybody knows you are here. I don't bother myself reading GPL (or EULA). I am not a lawyer. I understand only that it is not about traffic: if I broke some rules there won't be tragedy.

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I did a wide download using:

$ wget -c -r http://ftp.darkstarlinux.ro/people/a...ackware-13.37/

But, now I don't find kde forms to install.
1)Where is installer? Are there a .sh or txz installer?
2)Ought I change /etc/rc.d/rc.4 script?

if [ -x /opt/kde/bin/kdm ]; then
exec /opt/kde/bin/kdm -nodaemon
elif [ -x /usr/bin/kdm ]; then
exec /usr/bin/kdm -nodaemon
fi

To:


Code:
if [ -x /opt/kde3/bin/kdm ]; then
exec /opt/kde3/bin/kdm -nodaemon
elif [ -x /usr/bin/kdm ]; then
exec /usr/bin/kdm -nodaemon
fi

The packages are here: http://ftp.darkstarlinux.ro/people/a...3.37/packages/
You dont have to do it now - I've changed the installation prefix to /opt/kde.

A little bit more boring... Then are alekow kde packages already patched and can be auto installed in a different folder?

was - /opt/kde3
is - /opt/kde

Hehee.. Thanks a lot! It`s perfect! Before my procedure running, but sometimes broke down during icon desktop changes and now is ok!

Humm... Do you have an international pt-br package or can I use distro package?

You can download source from here:
ftp://ftp.osuosl.org/pub/slackware/s...2/source/kdei/
Just download make-i18n-packages.sh script, the pt_br tarball and slack-desc file. They should be put in a separate directory, and slack-desc should go to slack-desc folder. You'll have to change the script a litle bit (prefix should change from --prefix=/usr to --prefix=/opt/kde). Run the script and it'll build your package.

@Alekow

Are you aware of the trinity project. Maybe this is what you should be packaging. http://www.trinitydesktop.org/

@Alekow

Thanks a lot! Running perfectly!

Trinity is undergoing a massive conversion from automake to cmake. There is no way yet to build a complete package set. Trinity 3.5.12 will not build on 13.1 and many other more recent distros. The developers are aware of that, but they want to focus on the cmake conversion. Basically they are sacrificing short-term availability for long-term availability. When the cmake conversion is complete there will be no need to build 3.5.10 as the next release of Trinity will be the better desktop.

Updated version with some bugfixes. Don't forget to remove the txt prefix :-)

EDIT:
TORRENT REMOVED - PLEASE USE LINKS FROM FIRST POST

Here we go:

ftp://ftp.darkstarlinux.ro/people/al...are-13.37_v.2/
http://ftp.darkstarlinux.ro/people/a...are-13.37_v.2/

BUT, why you removed the torrent from Demonoid.me?

Luckily, I managed to download the entire data before of that ... So? This is a valid build release or not?

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Can I use new kde 3.5.10 for slack 13.37_v2 on slack 13.1 kernel 2.6.33.4 system?