LXQt 2.0 for Slackware Current, incl distributions based on Slackware current
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Well, with the packages you have in your repo, honestly I do not think that you are able to install LxQt2 along with Plasma5, because it replaces a series of stock packages to Plasma6, from both KDE Frameworks and KDE Plasma. So, certainly you have broken the Plasma5 while installing your packages.
If you want to install your dependencies (part of Plasma6) without replacing the stock packages, you will need to rename the packages, something like for solid to generate a package named: solid-6-6.1.0-x86_64-1_snuk.txz
So, according with my suggestion, the package name will be solid-6, which is not equal with the name of the stock solid package from KDE Frameworks 5.x.
Something like this do also Mr. Hameleers for his KTown for Plasma6, with which I thinker in the last time. Only that he did vice-versa, naming the legacy KDE Frameworks 5.x packages like solid-5
I confirm, because if you install many packages with the same name, at the end, it can become very confusing for pkgtools.
Well, with the packages you have in your repo, honestly I do not think that you are able to install LxQt2 along with Plasma5, because it replaces a series of stock packages to Plasma6, from both KDE Frameworks and KDE Plasma. So, certainly you have broken the Plasma5 while installing your packages.
If you want to install your dependencies (part of Plasma6) without replacing the stock packages, you will need to rename the packages, something like for solid to generate a package named: solid-6-6.1.0-x86_64-1_snuk.txz
So, according with my suggestion, the package name will be solid-6, which is not equal with the name of the stock solid package from KDE Frameworks 5.x.
Something like this do also Mr. Hameleers for his KTown for Plasma6, with which I thinker in the last time. Only that he did vice-versa, naming the legacy KDE Frameworks 5.x packages like solid-5
Can it be built on 15.0 ? I have Qt6, but it seems I hit the ceiling and can't get anything past Qt6.5.3 to compile; even though I have even updated cmake; Id like to compile it at least to have; and maybe mess around with later.
Can it be built on 15.0 ? I have Qt6, but it seems I hit the ceiling and can't get anything past Qt6.5.3 to compile; even though I have even updated cmake; Id like to compile it at least to have; and maybe mess around with later.
I've been working on it, a while ago I built QT6 6.6.1 for Slackware 15.0.
So how did you get 6.6 or 6.6.1 to compile on 15.0? , was it updating llvm? I haven't messed with that, and md4c nodejs html5lib and double-conversion haven't even been updated on slackbuilds in a while... and i have cmake up to 3.29.2 ....
So how did you get 6.6 or 6.6.1 to compile on 15.0? , was it updating llvm? I haven't messed with that, and md4c nodejs html5lib and double-conversion haven't even been updated on slackbuilds in a while... and i have cmake up to 3.29.2 ....
Interesting, I'll give that a go , and I see you have qt6 on there as well so I'll try building that after I build the following from your llvm.... thank you
Interesting, I'll give that a go , and I see you have qt6 on there as well so I'll try building that after I build the following from your llvm.... thank you
For the time being, without KDE5. But, to build LXQt 2 under Slackware 15.0 was a success.
Anyway, the plugin-loader-fix for lxqt-panel does not work with cmake-3.21.4. We definitely need cmake from current.
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