I've tried that route and had mucho trouble getting them 
to install/run under the new libs. So now I stick with what 
is in the repos. 

I'm not that tech savvy when I comes to compiling and 
installing. Plus I worry about wrecking what already works! 
So far TDE-Kubunto seems to have what I'm looking for. 

And I too want to get away from KDE 4... :-D 


--- Original Message ---
From: Jonesy <trinity@...>
To: trinity-users@...
Subject: Re: [trinity-users] Last Kubuntu Version That Came With KDE3?
Date: Wed, 9 Apr 2014

On Wed, 9 Apr 2014, Tini wrote:

>To clarify:
>
>1. I run Audacity (installed).
>2. I run Kaffeine (installed).
>3. I run WINE (installed, obviously ha!)
>
>All three of these programs will work *IF* I install an older
>version of each. New versions of apps don't always work better.
>
>WINE 1.6.1 won't run many of my programs. I need 1.4.x
>and...
>Kaffeine 1.2.2 is a piece of garbage. I need 0.8.

I think you should be able to find the older version(s) of what you
are worried about -- maybe at SourceForge, maybe at a devoted web site.

You may need to compile from source to get them to play nice with
new/updated distro libraries.

For instance, I installed an "older" version of KDE on this 
system to get away from KDE 4. :-)

Just my thoughts.
Jonesy