Re: Probono, just in case you forgot
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Originally Posted by Craig2
Just in case you forgot, this was in the other topic (news):
> Craig2 wrote:
> knoppix@ttyp2[knoppix]$ /home/knoppix//Quanta/wrapper
QGDict::hashKeyString:
I just tried it, Quanta installs and runs fine. Perhaps the debian mirror was down?
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Originally Posted by Craig2
Any chance that the VPL mode (wysiwyg mode) in Quanta will work once KDE 3.2 is running?
I'll do my best. Actually, would be anyone interested in KDE 3.2 as a klik download? I think it would be possible...
probono
Re: Need to use klik if copying cd to hard disk?
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Originally Posted by Craig2
If I copy the cd to hard disk using the todisk cheat code (not a debian install), will I still need to use klik to run klik applications? Or will I be able to apt-get them?
Using the cheatcode is just like using it from CDROM. So you'll still have to use klik.
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Originally Posted by Craig2
Even if apt-get is possible, the ability to install everything to a directory in the user's home folder has its advantages. Even if apt-get works, can klik still be used if todisk cheat code is used?
Klik could technically be even used with a HD install, though I don't recommend it and I take no responsibility for it.
Re: Probono, just in case you forgot
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Originally Posted by probono
I'll do my best. Actually, would be anyone interested in KDE 3.2 as a klik download? I think it would be possible...
probono
well, I prefer it just naively in knoppix, but its very cool if you could do it... actually I dont really believe you, whouldnt that be very difficult? it's huge, alot can go wrong etc etc?!?!?
Re: Probono, just in case you forgot
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Originally Posted by Superstoned
well, I prefer it just naively in knoppix, but its very cool if you could do it... actually I dont really believe you, whouldnt that be very difficult? it's huge, alot can go wrong etc etc?!?!?
Actually, it's quite easy to write the klik recipe: First, you have to find out which packages to download (using apt-get). Second, you would have to unpack them. Third, you would have to exit X. Fourth, you would have to set some environment variables like KDEDIRS. Finally, you would have to restart X.
But I agree, let's wait until Knoppix incorporates it officially. :)