Re: Building KDE

I concur...NO Fink or Ports stuff please.

Also, not that pool.h is in /usr/include on OS X 10.3, not sys. You'll 
have to make this adjustment for the support stuff.

-K


On Jan 4, 2004, at 8:33 PM, Benjamin Reed wrote:

> Augie Fackler wrote:
>
>> I am going to have a little buildfest here on my machine, when I 
>> finish, I will post a dmg of the /opt/kde files....or somebody can 
>> help me make a package of it.
>> For Panther, libiconv shouldn't be needed
>
> It is because apple's libiconv doesn't have gettext support.
>
> But yeah, if you have the disk space I would appreciate it if you do 
> it like this:
>
> - make sure no fink or opendarwin or whatever stuff is already in your
>   path (ie, start a terminal without init.sh or equivalent)
> - build each one with --prefix=/opt/kde (and any other options that
>   might be necessary) and install them.  Then also install by doing
>   "make install DESTDIR=/opt/kdesupport".  This will make sure that
>   you have a pristine tree in /opt/kdesupport that's totally clean and
>   safe for packaging up.
>
> Once everything's built and installed in /opt/kdesupport, send a 
> tarball  of "tar -C /opt/kdesupport -cjf kdesupport.tar.bz2" and I'd 
> be happy to make a package out of it.
>
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