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Many distributions provide KDE SVN (KDE 4) and Qt packages, so that if you're simply porting your application to KDE4, then you don't have to worry about compiling kdelibs and kdebase frequently in order to keep up-to-date. Here's the information for a few different distributions: | Many distributions provide KDE SVN (KDE 4) and Qt packages, so that if you're simply porting your application to KDE4, then you don't have to worry about compiling kdelibs and kdebase frequently in order to keep up-to-date. Here's the information for a few different distributions: | ||
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openSUSE's KDE team has very regular (every few days) KDE SVN packages built. Currently packages are built for ''all'' things in KDE's branch/. | openSUSE's KDE team has very regular (every few days) KDE SVN packages built. Currently packages are built for ''all'' things in KDE's branch/. | ||
Instructions: http://opensuse.org/KDE4 | Instructions: http://opensuse.org/KDE4 | ||
== Arch Linux == | == Arch Linux == | ||
Arch has | Arch has daily updates of KDE's trunk (including playground and extragear). | ||
Instructions: http://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id= | Instructions: http://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=44507 | ||
== Kubuntu == | == Kubuntu == | ||
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Kubuntu packages all the development snapshot releases of KDE4, and these are released in different repositories. The latest one is below. | Kubuntu packages all the development snapshot releases of KDE4, and these are released in different repositories. The latest one is below. | ||
Instructions: http://kubuntu.org/announcements/ | Instructions: http://kubuntu.org/announcements/kde-4.0.1.php | ||
== Gentoo == | |||
Official Gentoo KDE Team testing overlay provides packages for KDE 4.2 live branch, unstable snapshots, and KDE's trunk as well. | |||
Instructions:<br> | |||
1) Visit http://forums.gentoo.org/viewtopic-t-708282.html for more information about overlay support.<br> | |||
2) # layman -a kde-testing<br> | |||
3) Visit Documentation/ directory in overlay for more information about setting up your system.<br> | |||
== Fedora == | |||
Fedora Project has released packages for KDE 4.0.0 through KDE repository (http://apt.kde-redhat.org/apt/kde-redhat/fedora/kde.repo) | |||
Instructions:<br> | |||
1) Download the KDE repository from the link above.<br> | |||
2) Enable KDE-unstable repository.<br> | |||
3) Do a "yum update".<br> | |||
Latest revision as of 18:08, 13 July 2012
Many distributions provide KDE SVN (KDE 4) and Qt packages, so that if you're simply porting your application to KDE4, then you don't have to worry about compiling kdelibs and kdebase frequently in order to keep up-to-date. Here's the information for a few different distributions:
openSUSE
openSUSE's KDE team has very regular (every few days) KDE SVN packages built. Currently packages are built for all things in KDE's branch/.
Instructions: http://opensuse.org/KDE4
Arch Linux
Arch has daily updates of KDE's trunk (including playground and extragear).
Instructions: http://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=44507
Kubuntu
Kubuntu packages all the development snapshot releases of KDE4, and these are released in different repositories. The latest one is below.
Instructions: http://kubuntu.org/announcements/kde-4.0.1.php
Gentoo
Official Gentoo KDE Team testing overlay provides packages for KDE 4.2 live branch, unstable snapshots, and KDE's trunk as well.
Instructions:
1) Visit http://forums.gentoo.org/viewtopic-t-708282.html for more information about overlay support.
2) # layman -a kde-testing
3) Visit Documentation/ directory in overlay for more information about setting up your system.
Fedora
Fedora Project has released packages for KDE 4.0.0 through KDE repository (http://apt.kde-redhat.org/apt/kde-redhat/fedora/kde.repo)
Instructions:
1) Download the KDE repository from the link above.
2) Enable KDE-unstable repository.
3) Do a "yum update".