On Thursday 24 November 2005 14:20, you wrote:
>
> On Thu, 24 Nov 2005 13:30:03 +0100, Achim Bohnet writes:
> >> In this case the bug would be an improper dependency - but which one?
>
> >Good question ;) Do you have any other app that uses famd? Do they work?
>
> TBH, I've no idea what pulled famd in. If I understand correctly what
> `apt-cache rdepends" does, I'm not actively using anything that depends
> on fam/libfam0.
>
> >One possibility is to install konqueror (remember the additional pkgs
> >installed). Start
> >
> > konqueror $HOME
> >
> >create from the command line a file in $HOME. Does konqueror update
> >it's view and shows the new file? If yes, does digikam now work?
>
> Yes and yes.
Great. That's a good start ;)
>
> >If yes, via removing the newly installed pkgs one by one, it is maybe
> >possibile to find out what's goes wrong.
>
> Sadly not - konqueror pulled in kdesktop, kfind, libkonq4, kcontrol,
> kdebase-kio-plugins, kdebase-bin and kdebase-data, which I've removed
> one by one but digikam now still worked.
>
> So I thought maybe having started konqueror may have left some
> KDE-related processes running, and so I killed those one by one. Still
> no luck, digicam still works. I've also nuked ~/.kde/share/apps/digikam
> to no avail.
>
> I hope that info's somehow useful for you, because I sure don't
> understand what's going on :(
Blech! Did you remove or purge the packages? Maybe purging uncovers
where the bug is? (wild guess)
Achim
>
> cheers,
> &rw
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