From 9b3b244c2e3efa825e4e18eb535b3388e5c12d92 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Reuben Thomas Date: Tue, 20 Nov 2007 21:46:24 +0000 Subject: Remove more traces of KDE. --- INSTALL | 55 ------------------------------------------------------- 1 file changed, 55 deletions(-) (limited to 'INSTALL') diff --git a/INSTALL b/INSTALL index be51b88..39290b4 100644 --- a/INSTALL +++ b/INSTALL @@ -52,65 +52,10 @@ Basic Installation this file on some operating systems is vital for functionality of mount/umount, this update can be disabled with the above option. - --enable-kde - - Enable build of KDE related stuff. This needs installed - KDE (>= 2) headers/development-libraries as well as QT (>= 2.2.4) - headers/development-libraries. - - --with-kdedir=/path/to/your/kde - - Specify the KDE directory. I got several reports from SuSE users, - who have KDE1 and KDE2 in those weird pathes /opt/kde and /opt/kde2 - installed and the automatic detection does get confused by that. - So be shure to use this switch. RedHat users can safely use - --prefix=/usr instead. - - --with-qt-dir=/path/to/your/qtdir - - or - - --with-qt-includes=/path/to/your/qt-headers - --with-qt-libraries=/path/to/your/qt-lib - - Same as above. Use these, when automatic detection fails. - - --with-kdeversion=X - - Override the KDE version detection manually. Only needed in - special cases where more than one KDE version is installed and - autodetection fails. X can be either 2 or 3. - By default, the install-prefix is /usr/local, so you probably should add /usr/local/lib to your /etc/ld.so.conf and then run ldconfig after installation. Another option is to run configure with the option --prefix=/usr - NOTE: - Although the subdirectory for KDE stuff is named "kde2", this is only - for historical reason. The package builds on KDE 3 as well as KDE 2. - It tries to figure out the version of KDE automatically. People who have - both versions installed should carefully watch the output of configure. - The KDEDIR as well as KDE's version can be overridden via commandline - (see above). - - KDE STUFF - - The KDE KIOslave library adds support for a new protocol named - "psion:". So in konqueror, just open psion:/ to see your Psion's - drives. You now can copy, move, rename, open ... all those - operations you are used to. Any KDE application which supports - URLs should be able to deal with the files on the Psion. - If you have the toplevel directory displayed in Konqueror, the - Property dialog for the drives (right-click on an icon of a - drive, Properties) comes up in a modified fashion which allows - you to see the drive usage as well as triggering backup, restore - and format. The toplevel Properties (right-click on the view's - background, Properties) brings up a Dialog which displays machine- - related information. (Same info like the "machinfo" command in - plpftp. Currently there are no mime-types for Psion-Files but i - soon will add these. Backup, restore and format is done by a separate - standalone program "KPsion". - Have fun. -Fritz -- cgit v1.2.3