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Unless some C++ experts take a look or back port certain patches from Trinity, I decided I cannot do anything more with 3.5.10. I lack the skills to do anything meaningful. I have that version running on 13.1. My workaround for the KMail bug is to copy /usr/bin/kmail and /usr/lib/libkmailprivate.so from 12.2. That stops the crashing. Based upon a Gentoo discussion I discovered, I suspect the KMail crash is related to the newer version of glibc.
Whether or not I rebuild 3.5.10 on 13.37, I decided to wait until the full Trinity package set conversion to cmake is complete. I'll focus on other projects and enjoy the summer. Hopefully by then the Trinity conversion is finished.
I searched for that patch after I stumbled across the gentoo discussion. Good find! I have no need for dcop with the composer window, so I'll test that patch. Hopefully a better long-term solution appears in Trinity for those who want dcop support with the composer.
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Hey! Relax!
All I meant was I can't help with patching because of a lack of C++ skills.
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Your backtrace helped to find the patch
I wonder whether the default for these packages should be with debugging enabled. The number of users is much smaller than with the mainstream. Takes longer to build and builds larger packages, but being able to backtrace would help everybody trying to support and use these packages. I have enabled debugging as the default in my build scripts.
I changed .txt arquive extension to .torrent and I'm trying to use ktorrent to download kde_3_5_10_for_slackware_13_1-(Demonoid.me)_6274531.0026 but nothing. What's the problem? And first arquive link is updating with new patch?
Last edited by vivanguarda; 05-08-2011 at 09:18 AM.
1)But, about dowloading... I don't get yours 3.5.10! Is there another direct link to use?
2)Are you a Trinity writer too? In case of being, can I use 3.5.12 in 13.1 system unless slackware/l ( qca, arts, qt3, dbus.. ) install, so it isn't there , is it?
Last edited by vivanguarda; 05-08-2011 at 11:52 PM.
I did something to help me and now I have a kde 3.5.10 running. Unfortunately, there is small bug yet so login manager starts using a Xfce appearance. Someone can pinpoint me a local to correct it?
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