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RequirementsMyMap uses Qt-2.2 and KDE-2 libraries. |
InstallationIf you've installed Qt and KDE successfully, installing mymap should be easy. Just unpack it, change to the source dir and do: ./configuremake su -c "make install". You may have to pass some options to configure, like --prefix or --with-qt-dir. Try ./configure --help for more information. Oh, and damn: I haven't got a clue why perl am_edit isn't called automatically. Please do this before configure. Else you're going to get a bunch of undefined references. And if you're a KDE developer with more brain than me, please tell me what I'm doing wrong :-) maybe fixed |
stableRight now there are no stable versions available. Sorry. |
unstableMyMap v0.3.1. This is the last release of MyMap before I'm going to do a
rewrite. Some bugs have been fixed (thanks to Uwe), which should make MyMap
usable for small things like todo lists. Don't forget to run perl am_edit :)
MyMap v0.3.0. Nothing new, but should compile with Qt-2.2 and KDE-2: MyMap v0.2.0. Quite usable by now (I use it for daily work): MyMap v0.1.0. Simple, but usable: |
FAQNo questions have been asked up to now, so none are really frequent. Your question may appear here: just mail to jost@schenck.de |
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