Re: [LineControl-development] what's going on...
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From: S. F. <lin...@sr...> - 2004-10-06 11:55:55
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Hello, > > I've lost interest to continue on WLC2 because I'm not running > > windows anymore. Well... sometimes... every other month or so I > > boot it because I can't avoid it. > > Hmm, what a pity. Personally I'm still using WLC1 here because WLC2 > never got stable enough and has problems with starting minimized. It > would be really cool if somebody with windows-coding knowledge could > take over WLC, all I know about is Delphi (and that's ugly). There was once a DC or LC client written in Delphi ;) Well, I've given up... The problem with the existing WLC2 bugs is, that my Win coding knowledge is too small / non-existent to fix them. > 6. The last thing I have to add to klcc before a new release is > kwallet support (it's in my code already but not properly done yet). > I plan on ditching the "save in config" option and allow either > fetching it off kwallet or typing it in on connect. As kwallet is > part of KDE since 3.2 I think people AND applications should finally > start using it. Apart from that I fixed a few things and added > support for some KDE 3.2 specific items. The next release will most > probably only work with KDE 3.2, I hope this is ok for most users. Sounds great. I just checked out the latest CVS version and tried to compile it. There was no 'configure.in' but instead I found a 'configure.in.in'. It didn't seem to contain stuff needing preprocessing so I just moved it to configure.in and tried the usual 'aclocal ; autoheader ; automake --foreign --add-missing ; autoconf'. It seems configure.in.in is a bit too minimal... ;). I didn't investigate it further, probably no output directives for the Makefiles in configure.in or something like that I guess. Did I do something wrong or is it at the moment effectively in a non-working state? No problem for me... just wondering... Greetings Stefan Fuchs |