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What is #kde ?
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A channel for KDE developers to discuss current
hot topics. If your question is not related to KDE development,
please go to #kde-users.
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I have a problem with KDE.
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Remember, this is a channel for KDE developers. If you want assistance,
you had better make sure of these things:
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You have tried your best to diagnose the problem yourself.
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You are willing and able to work with developers in order
to diagnose (and maybe fix) the problem.
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Your KDE is compiled from source with debugging symbols enabled.
If one of these doesn’t apply, try, #kde-users, read the
See the KDE FAQ, file a bug report at
the KDE bug database or check the KDE mailing list archives.
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I am just learning C++/Qt/KDE and I’d like to find a book to help me.
Can you suggest any ?
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See The KDE books list.
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I forgot to mention, I’m logged in as root.
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Never run KDE as root. Log off, log back on as a normal user,
and check the permissions on all your files to ensure that none
are owned by root.
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What’s the best text editor / IDE for developing with KDE ?
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Most KDE core developers use either
XEmacs or Vim.
Many people writing their own apps use KDevelop.
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I can’t find documentation for (insert KDE component here).
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Find the source code in CVS. You should find a README and/or a DESIGN file
in the directory where the source lives.