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Thread: The future of klik: GPL

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    What is happening?

    I haven't seen much going on with this progect. Everyone was so worried about GPL open source. ProBono made that happen then the project seemed to stall. Anything new on the horizon? By the way ProBonnno the link on the KliK site for this forum links to the News area not here. Thought you might like to know.

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    Re: Probono, just in case you forgot

    Quote 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?

    Quote 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

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    Re: Need to use klik if copying cd to hard disk?

    Quote 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.

    Quote 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.

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    Re: What is happening?

    Quote Originally Posted by nvgringo
    I haven't seen much going on with this progect.
    Well... I was on vacation

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    Re: Probono, just in case you forgot

    Quote 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?!?!?

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    Re: Probono, just in case you forgot

    Quote 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.

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    Is it just me or is he describing klik:

    "Stand Alone Knoppix Live Net Installer Would Enable Recipe Distro's : This is an excitng idea about how to handle distribution instalation via a Live Net Installer." (...)

    http://thelinuxbox.org/Net_installer.html

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    Quote Originally Posted by probono
    Is it just me or is he describing klik:

    "Stand Alone Knoppix Live Net Installer Would Enable Recipe Distro's : This is an excitng idea about how to handle distribution instalation via a Live Net Installer." (...)

    http://thelinuxbox.org/Net_installer.html
    You know that is exactly what I was thinking when I read that last night. I think you should drop him a note about stealing other peoples ideas and not giving them credit.

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    hello... can somebody help me. i installed firefox using klik but it wont run. this is the message that i get --->

    /home/knoppix/FireFox/firefox/run-mozilla.sh: line 451: 6784 Illegal instruction "$prog" ${1+"$@"}

    what should i do to fix this?

    thanks in advance

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    Hi 1ijack,
    Klik works only with Konqueror Web Browser so
    please use this to install the klik software.

    Then by all means use your favorite browser
    for everything else.

    ============edited=============
    Sorry, I did not read your post correctly.
    You are installing FireFox to use.

    Do you run from a CD boot, and what date version
    of KNOPPIX do you have?

    Best Wishes
    paradocs

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