I am a user of SolydK, which uses (I've been told) KDE packages from siduction (kdenext) repo. I have installed all 4.11 packages, everything works perfectly, thanks!
Just one feature which is missing in these packages (as I have reported already on Solydk forum http://forums.solydxk.com/viewtopic.php?f=44&t=1476): the qualculate improved calculator inside the runner (see http://sciencekde.wordpress.com/2010/12/07/advanced-calculator-runner/)! That was a really amazing feature, allowing to perform very complex calculations in a really easy way (since I study physics, that's very useful for me, but it can also convert units and make other things which can be useful for anyyone). In your packages, instead, there is just a basic calculator. From what I understand, this depends on compiling options, ie adding a dependency on libqualculate; is it possible to enable that feature again? Otherwise, could you give me some hints about how to recompile just the necessary package adding that feature? TIA
Quote from: "francesco312"I am a user of SolydK, which uses (I've been told) KDE packages from siduction (kdenext) repo. I have installed all 4.11 packages, everything works perfectly, thanks!
Just one feature which is missing in these packages (as I have reported already on Solydk forum http://forums.solydxk.com/viewtopic.php?f=44&t=1476): the qualculate improved calculator inside the runner (see http://sciencekde.wordpress.com/2010/12/07/advanced-calculator-runner/)! That was a really amazing feature, allowing to perform very complex calculations in a really easy way (since I study physics, that's very useful for me, but it can also convert units and make other things which can be useful for anyyone). In your packages, instead, there is just a basic calculator. From what I understand, this depends on compiling options, ie adding a dependency on libqualculate; is it possible to enable that feature again? Otherwise, could you give me some hints about how to recompile just the necessary package adding that feature? TIA
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