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After that, the tutorial worked as described. Should this be added? | |||
After that, the tutorial worked as described. Should this be added to the tutorial? | |||
I would like to contribute something to this great project in the future (I'm using KDE since some years now and did some C++/Qt4 stuff in the past, beginning with Qt5 now). | I would like to contribute something to this great project in the future (I'm using KDE since some years now and did some C++/Qt4 stuff in the past, beginning with Qt5 now). | ||
So I also would like to see the "obstacles" as low as possible for anyone who wants to get involved as a "bloody beginner" like me. | So I also would like to see the "obstacles" as low as possible for anyone who wants to get involved as a "bloody beginner" like me. | ||
Latest revision as of 13:34, 17 July 2016
Hi out there, this is my first successful attempt to build KDE components (KDevelop, as described in the tutorial)
I followed the tutorial and got stuck at 2 points: In Kubuntu 15.10 the following packages are missing:
* bison * flex
Seems that they are not standard in this distro. I added them to the dependencies list in the wiki.
The second thing was that I had to include the build-depencencies for kdevplatform:
- $ kdesrc-build --include-dependencies kdevplatform
After that, the tutorial worked as described. Should this be added to the tutorial?
I would like to contribute something to this great project in the future (I'm using KDE since some years now and did some C++/Qt4 stuff in the past, beginning with Qt5 now).
So I also would like to see the "obstacles" as low as possible for anyone who wants to get involved as a "bloody beginner" like me.