Re: [tasque-list] Date format in Tasque
- From: Bent <bbagger gmail com>
- To: Sandy Armstrong <sanfordarmstrong gmail com>
- Cc: tasque-list gnome org
- Subject: Re: [tasque-list] Date format in Tasque
- Date: Sat, 14 Feb 2009 21:47:16 +0100
Hi List
Sandy suggested that I put the following conversation between him and
me on this list. It concerns my attempt to build Tasque 'by hand' on a
Gentoo/KDE platform. At the end there is a brief status report.
On 12. feb. 2009 at 22.14 I wrote:
=================
Hi Sandy
FYI I have started to look into the world of Tasque. It is, however,
apparently an uphill struggle, at least in my Linux environment. I use
KDE on Gentoo and the Gentoo package manager does not take lightly to
Tasque. Everything is masked and now I cannot even update my system.
I will probably have to remove Tasque from Portage and build it by
hand instead. I have already given that a try, but that is not easy
either. I checked the source out of the SVN repository following the
hints on the page you referred me to. The autogen run ended with this
message:
"checking for EVOLUTION_SHARP... configure: error: Package
requirements (evolution-sharp >= 0.18.1) were not met:
Requested 'evolution-sharp >= 0.18.1' but version of Evolution is 0.17.4"
My attempt to update evolution-sharp ended in the same mess as when I
tried to update Tasque (My Tasque is 0.1.7)
I do not expect you to help me out of this - using Gentoo is my own
choice after all.
I'm rather tired of Gentoo right now. I have read - and also noticed -
that Gentoo is rather slow in updating these days. Perhaps I should
take a look at Sabayon...
I have previously used openSUSE so that is another alternative. I
might even give it a try without abandoning Gentoo because I have a
VirtualBox on this PC and I could install openSUSE there.
Please take all of this as just the rambling of a somewhat depressed
man who is also a bit tired. Tomorrow I will give a class at my Linux
course (I give a course called 'Linux Networking and Security' at the
Engineering University College of Copenhagen) so the world will look
bright and sunny after that.
Best regards,
Bent
=====================
Ten minutes later Sandy answered:
=====================
I will try to get back to you on this this weekend. Heading out of
town for a bit. Try building without enabling the EDS backend. Will
respond in more detail later. Actually, maybe you should send this to
tasque-list so others can have a chance to help, or at least learn
from your experience. :-)
Peace,
=====================
Since then I have successfully built Tasque by not enabling the EDS
backend. I hadn't seen the connection between 'eds-backend' and
Evolution.
So now I have achieved two things:
1. I have an up-to-date Tasque
2. I have an up-tp-date Gentoo installation, because I un-installed
the Gentoo-provided Tasque (now that I have mu own) and thus got rid
of all the masked dependencies from Tasque.
The next step will be to try the Mono Development IDE.
Kind regards,
Bent
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