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KNemo 0.3.1
Inviato: gio 27 ott 2005, 15:19
da victorche
Hello and excuse me for this topic. I know that Slacky.it is not some kind of tgz store.
But KNemo is a perfect aplication... Or maybe I should say KDE addon...
Well the package here is based on Slackware 10.0 build
Can you please recompile it on Slackware 10.2?
I've tried to install it on my girlfriend's PC but it won't start as a KDE process... On my PC works fine
So can you just make an exeption for this one and build it again for 10.2 please. It is a small package so I think it won't be too difficult.
Thanks in advance, Loris! And excuse me once again...
Inviato: gio 27 ott 2005, 18:52
da salbutamolo
Hi,
what about a good:
Codice: Seleziona tutto
./configure --prefix=/usr --enable-shared --program-prefix="" --program-suffix="" && make && make install
Have a nice day
Inviato: ven 28 ott 2005, 10:36
da victorche
First of all I want to really thank you for this exception and for rebuilding the package!
Big thanks! Now it works on my girfriend's laptop...
salbutamolo ha scritto:Hi,
what about a good:
Codice: Seleziona tutto
./configure --prefix=/usr --enable-shared --program-prefix="" --program-suffix="" && make && make install
Have a nice day
I am not so good in Linux... yet. Well I can compile from source some simple things, but those things after ./configure... I really don't know how to use them and what are they for...
I am talking about --prefix=; --program-prefix=; --program-suffix=... I have no idea how to use them
Big thanks again! Love your site!
Inviato: ven 28 ott 2005, 18:42
da Bart
Ma knemo dove ha l'eseguibile? Ho visto che è stato installato in /opt/kde ma non trovo niente sotto/opt/kde/bin.
Inviato: ven 28 ott 2005, 20:29
da victorche
Bart ha scritto:Ma knemo dove ha l'eseguibile? Ho visto che è stato installato in /opt/kde ma non trovo niente sotto/opt/kde/bin.
Unfortunately I can't understand you well... Even with altavista's translation
Inviato: ven 28 ott 2005, 20:55
da Bart
victorche ha scritto:Bart ha scritto:Ma knemo dove ha l'eseguibile? Ho visto che è stato installato in /opt/kde ma non trovo niente sotto/opt/kde/bin.
Unfortunately I can't understand you well... Even with altavista's translation
sorry. I said:
But where is the feasible of Knemo? I seen that it should be under /opt/kde but I can't find it under /opt/kde/bin.
Inviato: ven 28 ott 2005, 21:02
da victorche
Well I not so sure where is it... But I think you shouldn't start is a program... But it is a KDE proccess... So you should enable it from the Control Center...
This is a quote from the KNemo's page on kde-apps.org:
IMPORTANT: KNemo is not an executable but an KDED service. Therefore
it has to be started using Control Center/KDE Components/Service
Manager. Please also note, that the wireless-tab as seen in screenshot
2 is only available, if the output of 'iwconfig' contains the
appropriate interface.
So do you think there is a problem with that package?
Inviato: ven 28 ott 2005, 21:33
da Bart
victorche ha scritto:Well I not so sure where is it... But I think you shouldn't start is a program... But it is a KDE proccess... So you should enable it from the Control Center...
This is a quote from the KNemo's page on kde-apps.org:
IMPORTANT: KNemo is not an executable but an KDED service. Therefore
it has to be started using Control Center/KDE Components/Service
Manager. Please also note, that the wireless-tab as seen in screenshot
2 is only available, if the output of 'iwconfig' contains the
appropriate interface.
So do you think there is a problem with that package?
Nono, it's ok, I think that Knemo was an executable. Thank you for help!

Inviato: ven 28 ott 2005, 21:57
da Paoletta
I am talking about --prefix=; --program-prefix=; --program-suffix=... I have no idea how to use them Rolling Eyes
when you 're building a packet, type
there will be an explanation;
byez!
Inviato: ven 28 ott 2005, 22:00
da Bart
Paoletta ha scritto:I am talking about --prefix=; --program-prefix=; --program-suffix=... I have no idea how to use them Rolling Eyes
when you 're building a packet, type
there will be an explanation;
byez!
Yes and with ./configure - help you can see al the possible features that you can compile with the package.