Problems installing New Packages

Problems installing New Packages

Post by Wil » Thu, 09 Nov 2000 07:11:10



I'm very new to linux, so I'm having some trouble installing any
packages I've downloaded off the net..

I go to the terminal, find the place where I've saved the .tar.gz
file, and type the usual stuff:

./configure
make .. blah.. etc..

It begins to work, then it gets to a part that says "Testing KDE
Libraries" - or something to that effect, and it cancels everything,
prints an error to the screen asking if I "am using the same compiler
to install this program as I used to install QT" and quits.

Any help?

Thanks,
Will

 
 
 

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