where to get cluence?

According to ht
tp://techbase.kde.org/Getting_Started/Build/KDE4,
cluence 
is required for KDE4, however I do not have a package for
this from my 
installation media (RHAS4), and therefore I would prefer to
build my own 
from source. But where do I get it?

It would be really nice/helpful if that page gave links to
the project 
pages of all of the dependencies (ok, maybe not x11, but
certainly 
cluence at least!)

Also, how do I know if I have the OpenGL stuff?

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Matthew Woehlke wrote:
> It would be really nice/helpful if that page gave links
to the project 
> pages of all of the dependencies (ok, maybe not x11,
but certainly 
> cluence at least!)

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There is a link to [1] on that page.
I guess you overlooked it. Does that help?
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> Also, how do I know if I have the OpenGL stuff?

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The packages are called
 * mesa-common-dev
 * libglu1-mesa-dev

in Ubuntu. May I ask what you intend to work on?



Sebastian


[1] ht
tp://clucene.sourceforge.net/index.php/Downloads
 
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Sebastian Pipping wrote:
> Matthew Woehlke wrote:
>> It would be really nice/helpful if that page gave
links to the project 
>> pages of all of the dependencies (ok, maybe not
x11, but certainly 
>> cluence at least!)
> 
> There is a link to [1] on that page.
> I guess you overlooked it. Does that help?

I still can't find any such link. Um... wait, that's
interesting, when I 
looked at the source it is there... and when I did a refresh
it is 
there. (You didn't just add it, did you?  Maybe
someone else did, 
since I first loaded the page.) Ok, anyway thanks!

>> Also, how do I know if I have the OpenGL stuff?
> 
> The packages are called
>  * mesa-common-dev
>  * libglu1-mesa-dev
> in Ubuntu.

Ok, I have (on RHAS4) xorg-x11-Mesa-libGL and
xorg-x11-Mesa-libGLU 
installed, I don't see anything that looks like a OGL or
mesa package 
with -devel in the name. I guess I'll hope I'm covered here.


> May I ask what you intend to work on?

...porting my KATE branches/3.5 patches to trunk, mainly
(that the 
kwrite people have been - rightly - reminding me to do
already ). 
Eventually perhaps hacking on KDevelop, but mostly I need to
get a KDE4 
environment set up *sometime* because I can't be stuck on
branches/3.5 
forever. 

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Matthew Woehlke wrote:
> ...porting my KATE branches/3.5 patches to trunk,
mainly (that the 
> kwrite people have been - rightly - reminding me to do
already ). 

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What parts of Kate are the patches related to?
Please pass me reading links if you have some.



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Sebastian Pipping wrote:
> Matthew Woehlke wrote:
>> ...porting my KATE branches/3.5 patches to trunk,
mainly (that the 
>> kwrite people have been - rightly - reminding me to
do already ). 
> 
> What parts of Kate are the patches related to?

Most have to do with selection, which I started doing some
major work on 
(for 3.5.7) a while back. At least in 3.x some long
outstanding bugs are 
fixed, and generally selection is working much better than
ever.

Also I intend to find out what is up with bug 135844 (1),
i.e. why the 
patch seems to break on trunk. Hmm, I guess that should go
in before 
feature freeze.  That's not
so close yet, though. And then there is 
the teensy change to the keyword hl rule to allow
mix-and-match of case 
sensitive/insensitive in one .xml (I think that's all of
three code lines).

> Please pass me reading links if you have some.

Hmm, links? I am trusting I can figure out how to make svn
tell me about 
every change I have ever committed (which is not so many) to
know what 
needs to be ported.  My svn id
is 'mwoehlke' if you want to look.

[1] http://bug
s.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=135844

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On Tuesday 10 April 2007, Matthew Woehlke wrote:
> Sebastian Pipping wrote:
> > Matthew Woehlke wrote:
> >> ...porting my KATE branches/3.5 patches to
trunk, mainly (that the
> >> kwrite people have been - rightly - reminding
me to do already ).
> >
> > What parts of Kate are the patches related to?

iirc all of them are related to selection:
revisions, some already ported: 630590, 633937, 633875
revisions, not ported: 636702, 636721, 637773, 638142,
638155, 651126

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Dominik Haumann wrote:
> On Tuesday 10 April 2007, Matthew Woehlke wrote:
>> Sebastian Pipping wrote:
>>> Matthew Woehlke wrote:
>>>> ...porting my KATE branches/3.5 patches to
trunk, mainly (that the
>>>> kwrite people have been - rightly -
reminding me to do already ).
>>> What parts of Kate are the patches related to?
> 
> iirc all of them are related to selection:
> revisions, some already ported: 630590, 633937, 633875
> revisions, not ported: 636702, 636721, 637773, 638142,
638155, 651126

Awesome, thanks! (Now if I can get dbus working, I can look
at porting 
some of the others...)

There was at least the '#pop#pop!foo' change to highlighting
that I was 
one of the ones asking for, but that I know is in /trunk
only. Maybe the 
other highlighting changes are all not checked in yet. 

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