I thought I had a way to easily patch it as a temporary measure but I
can't seem to get it to output in the correct order. Does anyone know
how to make this work? No matter what order I call addPrefix() in it
does not seem to actually change the output order of kde-confg --path
KDEDIRS="/www/kde:/
CVS commit by loschwitz:
Update to latest debian packages (3:3.2.1-6)
Acompat 1.1
Apatches/10_qpsprinter-3.2.2.dpatch 1.1
Apatches/11_qmake_pkgconfig.dpatch 1.1
Apatches/12_xinerama_pic.dpatch 1.1
M +11 -0 changelog 1.60
I have found the proper way to set prefixes in kderc. However, it is
not really useful from what I can tell.
[Directories]
prefixes=/usr/local,/usr
The reason this is not useful is because of the ordering of the
prefixes.
$HOME/.kde:$KDEDIRS:$exec_prefix:prefixes
It should be:
$HOME/.kde:$KDED
CVS commit by dpash:
Make debian/rules like kdebase/debian/rules so we don't call dh_install
twice
M +43 -52rules 1.76
CVS commit by ccheney:
debian specific patches are for now being maintained outside of cvs
Rkdelibs.dirs.diff 1.2.2.1
Rxlibs-pic.diff 1.1.2.1
CVS commit by ccheney:
debian packaging updates for kdelibs 3.1.4-2
M +16 -0 changelog 1.221.2.10
M +50 -10control 1.231.2.13
M +82 -43rules 1.221.2.8
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