I've installed superkaramba and wanted to use the 'slickbar' from kde-look.org.
This requires PyKDE (which in turn requires PyQt & SIP) all this then seems to require a setup of Qt3 which is slightly different to the pre-packaged setup on a standard mandrake9.1 install. I'm having a hell of a time trying to install PyKDE because my python won't 'import qt'. I've been told from the mail-lists on PyKDE about re-building Qt3 with cirtain things enabled etc but this seems to just screw up my installation and then I don't know where i'm at!
Has anyone else had this trouble? If so, to save me keep going round in circles or keep re-building mdk to get Qt3 back to normal, has anyone got a simple step way of doing this?
many thanks for any help
Austin.
If you would like to refer to this comment somewhere else in this project, copy and paste the following link:
I've installed superkaramba and wanted to use the 'slickbar' from kde-look.org.
This requires PyKDE (which in turn requires PyQt & SIP) all this then seems to require a setup of Qt3 which is slightly different to the pre-packaged setup on a standard mandrake9.1 install. I'm having a hell of a time trying to install PyKDE because my python won't 'import qt'. I've been told from the mail-lists on PyKDE about re-building Qt3 with cirtain things enabled etc but this seems to just screw up my installation and then I don't know where i'm at!
Has anyone else had this trouble? If so, to save me keep going round in circles or keep re-building mdk to get Qt3 back to normal, has anyone got a simple step way of doing this?
many thanks for any help
Austin.