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Thanks, Bob<br>
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I will definitely check that out . It sounds like exactly what I was
thinking about getting around to searching for. I have grown rather
weary of both KDE <i>and </i>gnome, and will probably continue to
use something else (fvwm is nice, I find. Just starting to learn
blackbox), but Kaffeine and a few other "k*" type things won't build
without the kde libraries. Since it made of so many different rpms, I
was really hoping to find a place where I would not have to build it
piece by piece.<br>
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Robert F. Stockdale IV wrote:
<blockquote cite="mid418E03EB.8070904@adelphia.net" type="cite">If your
really interested in KDE have a look at
<a class="moz-txt-link-freetext" href="http://developer.kde.org/build/konstruct/">http://developer.kde.org/build/konstruct/</a> . This will build and install
a fresh up to date KDE in the users /home directory. I've been looking
at it for a while. I haven't used it yet as my /home partition cannot
fit it and I don't have time to research how to change the default
install directory. For Gnome people there is a new script similar to
this as well but I don't recall the site.
<br>
Bob
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