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Kbuildsycoca usually spits out a couple of errors. As far as I can see yours don't have anything to do with Koffice though. Can you run Krita/Karbon/Whatever afterwards? (Sometimes I find you can't by clicking the binary in dolphin, but you can from the command line)
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sorry for noit being complete,that's the problem i can't run krita (konsole propose me to install it) if i run the "icon" from /home/roby/koffice/koffice-inst/bin/krita
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That usually means that the paths were changed or aren't set yet. This can happen if you created the koffice folder anywhere but in the top of your home folder (ie ~/koffice) or if you haven't restarted/logged out and in again.
You can have koffice compile in folders other than ~/koffice, but if you do you just need to edit the paths you pasted in ~/ .bashrc to match. After that just logout and log in again. You're close! |
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i'm so stupid
i skipped a passage (to edit bashrc) really thank for the patience |
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Glad you got it working! Enjoy, and remember to post your masterpieces on the Gallery
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Hello everyone!
I'm trying to build Krita for the first time using the steps in Build Koffice. (http://wiki.koffice.org/index.php?title ... ng_KOffice) Everything goes fine, but when trying to generate index.cache.bz2 the error bellow appears. Can someone point me what i'm doing wrong?
Francisco Fernandes - Chicao
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You probably need to install the docbook-xml package. Common problem on arch.
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Thanks slangkamp, that did worked.
However, after the make install completes its task, appears the following:
I tryed to add the dir especified in the warning in the two variables that it pointed out:
And after that, run krita:
My build dir is in my $HOME/kde4/build and install dir is $HOME/kde4/inst. Running the following:
Another thing I tryed was running the kbuildsycoca4 ...
... but without success. Which detail I'm missing? Thanks in advance.
Francisco Fernandes - Chicao
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I get:
Maybe check where KDEDIR and KDEDIRS point. |
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If you're on Arch, might I suggest a much easier way... Enkithan posted a PKGBUILD in these very forums. Save it as PKGBUILD in the directory you'd like Kirta and do makepkg -S. When it's done do sudo pacman -U and the name of the package built.
As long as you have the build group (build-essential?) installed, it will take care of installing all dependencies and compiling everything. |
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@slangkamp, I fixed my $KDEDIR and $KDEDIRS, since it was pointing to a inexistent directory (it's $HOME/kde4, not $HOME/kde).
But now the error is:
Any ideas? @Kubuntiac, Thanks for the tip , but that was the first thing I tried and the error while generating the package was the same as compiling and installing the source. Since I got installed and the error is after I try to run Krita, I wanna go to the very end (most like a honor quest Another point is to understand some questions behind path configuration in KDE development. It's very helpful when you understand the configuration, for instance, to use with Kdevelop. PS.: If this issue become too long or too out of context, please tell me when and I create a thread for the issue.
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I have no idea if this has anything to do with your problem or not... but a ridiculous number of *my* problems have been solved by running kbuildsycoca4 just before running krita, and always running krita from the command line (ie not clicking the binary in Dolphin)
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Thanks for the reply, Kubuntiac.
I run kbuildsycoca4 before, but it wasn't working. Then I checked all the steps I made in the Building Koffice wiki and it missed the enviroment variables setup:
I run the kbuildsycoca4 and now its working just fine. Thankyou all for the help. Regards
Francisco Fernandes - Chicao
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Awesome! Glad it's working for you
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