On 1/25/11, Robert Xu <robxu9@...> wrote: > > TQt - the brains behind Trinity, using Qt3 and (soon) Qt4 to render > our Desktop Environment. > If any app wanted to, they could start using TQt and then not worry > about Qt3 -> Qt4 -> Qt5 changes. Interresting. How do one start TQt? > You have to run a separate script to launch Trinity apps? I have never had > to. Well, at the moment I run Ubuntu Maverick Meerkat with Trinity installed _but_ a Gnome/AWN Desktop (actually I recently moved to Ubuntu because Mepis was going KDE 4, and I at first did not trust "K"ubuntu, then for the moment stayed there) I do have a test install of Debian lenny + Trinity, but Debian tends to be a little old in stable. So, if I try to start a KDE3 (sorry, Trinity :) app I get "the program is not installed". Following some info I start my apps with scripts like: #!/bin/bash PATH=/opt/kde3/bin:/opt/kde3/games:/opt/kde3/bin:$PATH KDEDIRS=/usr/:/opt/kde3/ KDEHOME=$HOME/.kde3 XDG_DATA_DIRS=/opt/kde3/share/:/usr/share/ MANPATH=/opt/kde3/share/man kalzium I imagine I should be able to setup these paths somewhere, but did not have time to look where until now. As I like Mepis better than Ubuntu, I do hope that Trinity will developp to a stage where Warren decides to use it (as he wisely did not take up KDE 4 for a long time). Thierry