On 2014.09.11 14:09, Christian Dávid wrote:
Am Samstag, 6. September 2014, 10:01:54 schrieb Jack:
[snip]
I don't think I ever clarified that I'm only working on Linux
(Gentoo). […]
Good, everything is easier then ;)
> > # Run cmake and set an install prefix
> > # "make install" will co
Am Samstag, 6. September 2014, 10:01:54 schrieb Jack:
> I've just tried this again, and it's still not working quite as I
> want/expect. Hopefully I'm just missing some step or environment
> variable.
> I don't think I ever clarified that I'm only working on Linux
> (Gentoo). […]
Good, everything
I've just tried this again, and it's still not working quite as I
want/expect. Hopefully I'm just missing some step or environment
variable.
On 2014.03.31 05:32, Christian Dávid wrote:
As this comes up quite often I retried my approach from scratch. You
"just" need all build dependencies i
On 2014.03.31 05:32, Christian Dávid wrote:
Am Sonntag, 30. März 2014, 19:08:08 schrieb Jack:
It would appear in KDE you need to pollute your application name
space to debug a plugin which means you cannot simultaneously have
a devel version and a release version running at the same time.
Ah,
It checks every file to see if it needs rebuilding and I haven't worked out
how to stop that. Of course it doesnt take overly long. probably less than 1
minute but I find it annoying. I did say I was impatient.
The symlink solution solves it though, I just deploy once, create the
symlink to
On 01/04/14 10:35, Chris wrote:
Yes Thank you for all your information
I have chewed it over and decided that the best bet for me is to trash
my entire install and start over once again. I shall have to see how it
goes once the environment is rebuilt. I could not get QTCreator to
properly debug
Yes Thank you for all your information
I have chewed it over and decided that the best bet for me is to trash my
entire install and start over once again. I shall have to see how it goes
once the environment is rebuilt. I could not get QTCreator to properly debug
the plugin It simply would no
Hi Christian,
A big thanks for providing this detailed information. I hope that this ends
the debate over the "supposed lack of developer/user mixing support" in the
platform and the application.
Regards,
Cristian
2014-03-31 12:32 GMT+03:00 Christian Dávid :
> Hello!
>
> Am Sonntag, 30. März 2
Hello!
Am Sonntag, 30. März 2014, 19:08:08 schrieb Jack:
> > It would appear in KDE you need to pollute your application name
> > space to debug a plugin which means you cannot simultaneously have a
> > devel version and a release version running at the same time.
>
> Ah, you have run into on
Hi Jack
Thanks for the reply.
I suspect most developers work in a VM, under windows that means a slow
machine and the cost of a license. So I wont be doing that. I could just
develop in a kde linux platform but as I want to make specific changes to
suit Aussie small businesses who mostly work
On 2014.03.29 18:53, Chris wrote:
[snip]
It would appear in KDE you need to pollute your application name
space to debug a plugin which means you cannot simultaneously have a
devel version and a release version running at the same time.
Ah, you have run into one of my recurring rants. I h
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