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Is it correct that libkformulalib.so in 4.1.69 has only this naming? Whithout libkformulalib.so.x and libkformulalib.so.x.x.
Also, as I undestood, it conflicts whith koffice. Fedora user. |
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libkformula.so in my self compiled installation also has libkformula.so.4.2.0 and all other shorter variants ( so.4, so.4.2 ) present as well. I would recommend updating your installation. If this issue still persists, try rebooting, then contacting the Fedora KDE 4.2 package maintainers.
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It was compiled from sources.
Yes, I hadn't said it before, the problem disapperied some time later, more then an month ago. About conflict with koffice I can't say anything right now. |
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If you are no longer affected by this issue, could you please add [SOLVED] to the beginning of the thread subject? Thanks in advance.
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libkformulalib.so still exist both in koffice and kdelibs. So, resolved status is beforehand.
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Which version of KOffice are you using? You need to use version 2 with KDE 4. If you wish to use KOffice 1.x then you will need to install it in a different prefix ( /opt/kde3 for instance, along with your KDE 3 install )
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