Hello!
I started the same way. I can say that building Okular on the main work system
does not cause problems. If you build and install a broken version of Okular,
you loose your document viewer.
But if you follow the guidelines for kdesrc-build, you can install compiled
versions in a differen
Hi,
On sobota, 18 września 2021 18:17:46 CEST Ömer Fadıl USTA wrote:
> just create a new user and build kde with kdesrc-build it wont effect your
> systemwide settings/applications/libraries/frameworks or your other user
> accounts. whenever you are logging in just select kde-dev session as
> X11/
Hi,
On sobota, 18 września 2021 16:44:58 CEST David Hurka wrote:
> Hello!
>
> I started the same way. I can say that building Okular on the main work
system
> does not cause problems. If you build and install a broken version of
Okular,
> you loose your document viewer.
>
> But if you follow t
just create a new user and build kde with kdesrc-build it wont effect your
systemwide settings/applications/libraries/frameworks or your other user
accounts. whenever you are logging in just select kde-dev session as
X11/wayland development (or whatever you created for your kde development
account)
On Saturday, September 18, 2021 9:19:53 A.M. CDT Sławek Kapłoński wrote:
> Is it 100% safe to build e.g.
> Akonadi or Kmail or other software using kdesrc-build script on my laptop and
> it will not interact (and break) something in my software installed from
> packages for sure? Or is it better
Hi,
I'm totally new to the KDE development but I want to start with it.
I'm using KDE daily on my main work laptop. Is it 100% safe to build e.g.
Akonadi or Kmail or other software using kdesrc-build script on my laptop and
it will not interact (and break) something in my software installed from
