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calligra fails to configure #109
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On Wednesday August 07 2024 14:05:48 Sergey Fedorov wrote:
This is on Mac I hope? I never tested any KDE4 port on Linux!
:info:configure -- ---- The following required product(set)s/features can NOT be built ------
:info:configure -- PLUGIN_THREEDSHAPE: 3D shape plugin | Not ready for release
:info:configure -- FILTER_PDF_TO_SVG: PDF to SVG filter | poppler xpdf headers not found
Do you have poppler-qt4 installed, and is this bit from the Portfile still valid:
```
configure.env-append PKG_CONFIG_PATH="${prefix}/libexec/poppler-qt4-mac/lib/pkgconfig:${prefix}/lib/pkgconfig"
build.env-append PKG_CONFIG_PATH="${prefix}/libexec/poppler-qt4-mac/lib/pkgconfig:${prefix}/lib/pkgconfig"
```
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Looks like the path is correct. |
@RJVB Should I change something in the port? |
Honestly I have no idea off the top of my head, and not much motivation to look into it. Check other poppler-qt4 dependents from the main tree to see if they do something different? |
Yeah, will take a look into that. Not worth wasting much time on this indeed, given a general state of KDE4 on macOS. |
Not worth wasting much time of this indeed.
I don't know how the suite progressed, but even the version I have in my KF5 ports was not enough of a replacement for LibreOffice that I had much incentive keeping it updated. Karbon is the only moderately useful element for me, being almost the only open source alternative to Adobe Illustrator that I know of.
FWIW, there used to be a Java-based version of LibreOffice; if LO itself won't run on your systems maybe that Java version will. Java is supposed to be platform-independent after all.
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Given that the only JDK we have is opnejdk8 without support for GUI, I doubt a Java version is a feasible alternative. I vaguely recall there was a non-Java version of either NeoOffice or LibreOffice which did not seem to require anything a priori unsupported, but I never tried to actually build it. |
On Sunday August 11 2024 13:20:06 Sergey Fedorov wrote:
Given that the only JDK we have is opnejdk8 without support for GUI,
That can't be much older or newer than the version I had when using NeoOffice. No GUI support is a bit of a killer though.
Oh well. If we're still talking about your parisc machine, I wrote my entire thesis on one (HP9000/735 I think), using a heavily modded version of LaTeX and and equally modded Tcl/Tk editor called Point. IOW, there's no need for wysiwig word processing applications ^^
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