[SOLVED] kde 4.1 and Quanta+

Since my last upgrade and switch to kde4.1 (it's really awesome) I'm on the verge of panicking since Quanta+ suddenly disappeared. How do I get it back? I realize from other forum posts that certian development libraries have been postponed until 4.2 in which case .... holy crap I'm screwed ... I reeaaaally need Quanta+ back.
Last edited by burgerman (2008-07-29 12:43:01)

burgerman wrote:
@dolby: that's quite disturbing news. I thought Quanta+ was quite popular and attractive to develop on. Though the quanta.kdewebdev.ord website haven't been updated since 2005, I was certian that I've seen several new developed features since. Is there any announcements from the guys who wants to adopt Quanta+?
Bluefish and Nvu are problably both very capable, but it'll be hell to switch since I've spent years adapting to Quanta+
http://lists.kde.org/?l=quanta&m=121608240104459&w=2

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Last edited by Bordee (2011-03-24 16:09:25)

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[Solved] KDE 4.5.1 constant disk i/o from /jbd2/sda4-8

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[Solved] KDE 4.4 Knetworkmanager, has anyone got this to work yet?

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Last edited by Gen2ly (2010-02-23 22:51:57)

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http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1430
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[SOLVED] KDE 4.8 crash!

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[solved] kde without arts - problem with aplay/knotify

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[SOLVED] KDE 4.3 upgrade. Kde-meta-kdeplasma-addons conflict

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Last edited by gen1s (2009-08-04 12:15:58)

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Last edited by atercor (2012-05-20 01:26:48)

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Last edited by Wintershade (2011-03-26 19:22:08)

@schivmeister thanks that one worked
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Last edited by BentB (2012-11-15 09:21:34)

65kid wrote:Well, you could read the news on the front page regarding logind replacing ConsoleKit or use the search function to find the 9001 other threads discussing the same issue.
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Last edited by toad (2010-08-28 07:47:35)

Okay, time for some piccies:
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Solved. I knew it was me being plain thick, so a night's sleep or two sorted it. Instead of following the wiki I edited the menu entries for OpenOffice and placed OOO_FORCE_DESKTOP=kde4 in front of the actual command - bingo. Okay, it is not global, but enough for me.
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Last edited by toad (2010-08-28 07:51:11)

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