tellico or alternative

[Art Alexion]

Derek Broughton wrote:

>Art Alexion wrote:
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>>Derek Broughton wrote:
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>>>There's your problem.  That is _not_ a breezy package.  I'm not sure where
>>>you're getting it, but the current version at
>>>http://packages.ubuntu.com/breezy/kde/tellico is 0.13.3-1ubuntu1.
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>>>If it's coming from breezy-backports, perhaps you have a recourse, but
>>>otherwise I'd suggest you can't expect valid packaging :-(  Try explicitly
>>>installing 0.13.3-1ubuntu1 (aptitude install tellico=0.13.3-1ubuntu1).
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>>Yes.  It is from Breezy-backports.
>>Fortunately (or unfortunately). it worked in breezy/KDE 3.4.3.
>>I saved data while using it there.
>>0.13.3 (official version) does not recognize the new data format.
>>I'm thinking a note to the package maintainer.
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>In that case, I guess it's your only recourse.  Since I like to live on the
>edge, I never bother with the backports - I'm always using the unstable
>versions - so I don't know what promises of reliability there are, but that
>version of tellico is clearly not compatible with your version of KDE. 
>Isn't KDE 3.5 in breezy-backports, though?  You'd seem to need the whole
>KDE 3.5 to make this work.
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Kudos to developer Robby Stephenson, and breezy packager Regis Boudin. 
Quick response and a new 3.5.1 compatible deb.

To compile, you need two packages: libyaz-dev & kdemultimedia-dev.

And finally, when I got the error message (during compilation)...


>> /usr/include/kde/libkcal/resourcecached.h:26:40: error: libemailfunctions/idmapper.h: No such file or directory
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The problem is due to a packaging bug in kdepim. The file is in kdepim-dev where it should be in libkcal2-dev. Regis filed a bug in the Debian BTS weeks ago, but no one seemed to care  :( 

Last, the new repository for tellico is
deb http://www.imalip.info/tellico breezy-backports main




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