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| − | To build the latest versions of these instead, see [[Getting Started/Build/ | + | To build the latest versions of these instead, see [[Getting Started/Build/KDE_Support|building kdesupport]] |
For the makeobj script, you can either install kdesdk from [extra] or just download http://websvn.kde.org/*checkout*/trunk/KDE/kdesdk/scripts/makeobj and copy it to either /usr/bin or $HOME/bin (providing $HOME/bin is in your PATH). | For the makeobj script, you can either install kdesdk from [extra] or just download http://websvn.kde.org/*checkout*/trunk/KDE/kdesdk/scripts/makeobj and copy it to either /usr/bin or $HOME/bin (providing $HOME/bin is in your PATH). | ||
Note that there may be other optional dependencies of KDE modules, but almost all of these can be satisfied by [extra], [community] or the [http://aur.archlinux.org/ AUR]. The missing optional dependencies will be listed when configuring a package with cmake. To search and install from all the main repositories and the AUR at the same time, you can use [http://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Yaourt Yaourt]. | Note that there may be other optional dependencies of KDE modules, but almost all of these can be satisfied by [extra], [community] or the [http://aur.archlinux.org/ AUR]. The missing optional dependencies will be listed when configuring a package with cmake. To search and install from all the main repositories and the AUR at the same time, you can use [http://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Yaourt Yaourt]. | ||
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In Arch Linux you need to install the following packages:
pacman -Sy subversion bzip2 libxslt libxml2 libjpeg \
KDE TechBase libungif shared-mime-info mesa boost dbus \
openssl pkgconfig xine-lib clucene redland \
gpgme hal cmake qt qca libical lcms
Note that Qt 4 will be installed by the command above (it is required by QCA anyway), but you can build your own from qt-copy in KDE svn, which will include several fixes not yet in a released version of Qt as well as giving you the option of compiling a version with debugging information. If you do this, the system installed QCA (and any other system libraries that use Qt 4) should work without a problem in your local KDE build.
All of the dependencies in kdesupport can be installed from the [extra] repository. These will be fine for building from the KDE stable branch, but some may be too old for building KDE from trunk.
pacman -Sy automoc4 akonadi eigen taglib soprano strigi qimageblitz phonon
To build the latest versions of these instead, see building kdesupport
For the makeobj script, you can either install kdesdk from [extra] or just download http://websvn.kde.org/*checkout*/trunk/KDE/kdesdk/scripts/makeobj and copy it to either /usr/bin or $HOME/bin (providing $HOME/bin is in your PATH).
Note that there may be other optional dependencies of KDE modules, but almost all of these can be satisfied by [extra], [community] or the AUR. The missing optional dependencies will be listed when configuring a package with cmake. To search and install from all the main repositories and the AUR at the same time, you can use Yaourt.
