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Hey,
I know it's a trivial question, but I was wondering if someone could help me install the train-clock plasmoid. For those who don't remember what it looks like, you can see it in this picture at the bottom right. I remember it being the standard clock on the KDE4 beta, but it has since been removed and is stuck in limbo. If someone could give me instructions on how to check it out of the SVN repo, I'd really appreciate it! Thanks in advance. P.S. Also, if anyone knows the current status of the train-clock, I'd appreciate that as well. |
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It still lives in Playground, round about here: svn://anonsvn.kde.org/home/kde/trunk/pl ... ase/plasma If you have subversion installed, "svn co" with that URL should check it out. Note that this is the trunk version, and may not build against KDE4.1.x, if that's what you're using. It's easiest to check out and compile the whole playground module - compiling individual parts of it is slightly tricky. You'll need to ask your distro what package all the necessary KDE development headers live in. The train clock seems to be largely abandoned by its creators, and looks a bit wonky when placed on the desktop. In the panel it looks OK, though. It's status is probably best described as "up for adoption" Good luck!
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Hey GeneralZod,
I remember you telling me about the train-clock on the Ubuntu Forums. I'll see what I can do. When you say compile the entire playground module, does that mean I should remove the plasma-addons package? Or are they not related? Thanks! |
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They are not related, just compile it.
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Oh - hello again, then plasma-addons is indeed unrelated, so can be left alone. I should have said the entire plasma playground module - which is basically what you get if you svn co the URL I gave
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I really hope someone takes care of this plasmoid, this is one of my favourites and I prefer it to the classic digital clock.
I would like to have something like this in my panel, including the date: http://www.nuno-icons.com/images/estilo ... tions3.png |
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Yeah, I also would love to use this clock. Unfortanetly, it's still broken in playground I'm using 9.04 btw.
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Is there anybody out there who could fix the source so it compiles and installs again? |
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The Train clock compiled without problems here, although I use KDE Trunk.
The following CMake patch was required however.
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Thanks, it seems to compile fine with your patch, however, it won't make:
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Was anything output during the "make -j3" stage of the compilation?
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Nope, make -j3 returned nothing.
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The make command should have returned something. Which version of CMake are you using? Version 2.6.2 is currently recommended.
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I guess version 2.6.4, since this is the output I get from cmake --version:
heimen-at-kubuntu@heimen-at-compaq:~$ cmake --version cmake version 2.6-patch 4 heimen-at-kubuntu@heimen-at-compaq:~$ Btw, why is 2.6.2 recommended? 2.6.4 is out since may this year... |
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I believe 2.6.2 is the lowest version currently required by KDE. It is likely to be the most tested for KDE as a result, but usage of a newer version should not make a difference.
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