...compiled if the required library is present, but they aren't critical to run KDE. For instance, <tt>libldap</tt> for the LDAP kioslave, and <tt>cdparano
In order to run KDE applications, you need the Qt, arts, and kdelibs packages. For a simple
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...how to compile Artikulate from sources and what are the necessary steps to run it then.
# run Artikulate
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various binary packages that you need to run KDE applications on MS Windows.
some programs work better than others and some fail to run altogether.
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...is Query Library eventually compiles the queries into Sparql which is then run on our database - virtuoso.
...to <tt>Nepomuk2::Query::Query</tt> and [[Projects/Nepomuk/QueryingMethods| run the query]]
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...is Query Library eventually compiles the queries into Sparql which is then run on our database - virtuoso.
...to <tt>Nepomuk2::Query::Query</tt> and [[Projects/Nepomuk/QueryingMethods| run the query]]
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...compiled if the required library is present, but they aren't critical to run KDE. For instance, <tt>libldap</tt> for the LDAP kioslave, and <tt>cdparano
In order to run KDE applications, you need the Qt, arts, and kdelibs packages. For a simple
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...e compiled if the required library is present, but they aren't critical to run KDE. For instance, <tt>libldap</tt> for the LDAP kioslave, and <tt>cdparano
In order to run KDE applications, you need the Qt, arts, and kdelibs packages. For a simple
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Depending on the needs of your application you may need to directly run sparql queries.
The queries can be run via this model -
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Depending on the needs of your application you may need to directly run sparql queries.
The queries can be run via this model -
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# run the app
...code above into a text editor. Then save it as <tt>loading_kml.py</tt> and run it:
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In order to actually run this window, we need to add a few lines in main.cpp:
=== Compile and run ===
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# Run the app
...e code above into a text editor. Then save it as <tt>my_marble.py</tt> and run it by entering the following command on the command line:
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# run the app
Save the code above as <tt>marble_weather.py</tt> and run it:
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* [[Special:myLanguage/Getting_Started/Run/Shell|Getting_Started/Run/Shell]]
* [[Special:myLanguage/Getting_Started/Run/Nested_Session|Getting_Started/Run/Nested_Session]]
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...line with ''python webkit1.py'' (or you can set it as executable and just run ''./webkit1.py''.
The first line of the code tells Linux to run the file with Python.
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* [[Special:myLanguage/Getting_Started/Run/Shell|Getting_Started/Run/Shell]]
* [[Special:myLanguage/Getting_Started/Run/Nested_Session|Getting_Started/Run/Nested_Session]]
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* [[Special:myLanguage/Getting_Started/Run/Shell|Getting_Started/Run/Shell]]
* [[Special:myLanguage/Getting_Started/Run/Nested_Session|Getting_Started/Run/Nested_Session]]
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...ere is good progress, for now it is recommended to use a Gnome desktop and run KDE applications integrated there.
...m your distribution, as can accerciser, however accerciser will need to be run in a particular way to work with at-spi2 as I'll mention later. You'll als
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Getting started with Git for KDE is fairly easy. First, run the following:
...stream changes into your local repository, switch to the master branch and run:
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# run the app
...code above into a text editor. Then save it as <tt>loading_osm.py</tt> and run it with:
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