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Subject: Re: KDevelop
Date: Tue, 25 Jan 2000 23:44:50 +0000
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<p>Chris wrote:
<p>&gt; 
&gt; Can I install KDevelop in CorelLinux, just like under KDE?
&gt; 
<p>&gt; Chris

<p>Yes you can run it.

<p>Installing the kdevelop package from tdyc will also pull in any packages
that kdevelop depends on, including 'pucka' versions of the KDE and QT
libraries (kdelibs2g and qt2g).

<p>You can let CorelUpdate install these libraries, they won't cause
CorelUpdate to uninstall anything, and they will be put in '/usr/lib'
while the Corel ones are in '/usr/X11R6/lib'.

<p>However, if you try running kdevelop, you'll just get a 'Segmentation
Fault'. The problem is that the dynamic loader looks for libraries in
'/usr/X11R6/lib' before '/usr/lib', and therefore kdevelop is trying to
use Corel's specials, and they don't work for kdevelop.

<p>So, edit '/etc/ld.so.conf' and insert '/usr/lib' ahead of
'/usr/X11R6/lib', then run 'ldconfig'.

<p>This does seem to do the trick, KDevelop will now run, but also the
Corel software seems to still work. I've been running like this for a
few days and I've not had any seg faults.

<p>p.s.

<p>For anyone whose not come accross KDevelop, it's an integrated
development
enviroment for C/C++. You can install it with CorelUpdate using these
settings:

<p>URL: <a href="ftp://kde.tdyc.com/pub/kde" target="_blank">ftp://kde.tdyc.com/pub/kde</a>
<p>Distribution: debian
<p>Version: stable (or unstable or slink or potato)
<p>Category: contrib, kde, kde2, rkrusty