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KDE SC 4.6 (UNOFFICIAL & UNSUPPORTED!!!)
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Post subject:   PostPosted: 15.02.2011, 19:50



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I guess you found one of the reason why we can't support random stuff from experimental or 3rd party repositories - especially for such fragile dependency chains as KDE. Yes, debian-qt-kde knows what they're doing, but they also need to stop at some point - and that's where stuff falls over the edge and breaks.

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muchan
Post subject:   PostPosted: 15.02.2011, 23:13
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my guess, is you have some pinning in /etc/apt/preferences...

And another guess is, that this is the very case, that
# apt-get install kdelibs5-dev/sid
will do the right things, thanks to the DonKult's update of apt?
 
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Post subject:   PostPosted: 16.02.2011, 08:25



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Ok, it seems that version 4.4 wants to be installed by default. You could try tp specify the version that matches your KDE version, like

apt-get install kdelibs5-dev/4.5.3-0r1

or

apt-get -t 4.5.3-0r1 kdelibs5-dev

usually you give the name of the repository behind "-t", but I do not know what to specify here in case of this semi-official KDE-repository.
 
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Post subject:   PostPosted: 16.02.2011, 08:51



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      arwa wrote:
usually you give the name of the repository behind "-t", but I do not know what to specify here in case of this semi-official KDE-repository.


It's as simple as taking the repo name right from the sources.list line.

e.g

the line in sources.list is
      Code:
deb http://qt-kde.debian.net/debian experimental-snapshots main

so
      Code:
apt-get install foo -t experimental-snapshots
 
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Post subject:   PostPosted: 16.02.2011, 15:36



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Thanks with this command i have resolved:
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apt-get -t experimental-snapshots install kdelibs5-dev

I don't think that i needed to specify repo but thanks!

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