Getting started
Requirements
You will need KDE2 to run one of the older Versions of Klogic, and KDE3 to run the
newest Version. Although if you want to install it from the Source Package, you will
need the standard tools for compiling Programs (make, gcc/g++, the approbiate Includes etc.)
Installation
First grab the Klogic Package from the
Klogic Homepage
There are different Versions of the Package, wich you need, depends on your System. If unsure, just
take the sources (the tar.gz Package), and compile it yoursrelf. You should know how to install the .rpm/.deb
Package, so I will just explain shortly the installation of the Source-Package.
Just unpack them in a directory, and type the following:
./configure
make
make install
After that, if no errors occured, you should be able to start klogic by typing "klogic" at the
console or clicking its Icon in the Startmenu. If you get errors, the mostof them are self-explaining like
some missing libraries, includes etc. Just install them and you will be done.
Note:Sometimes, configure is unable to detect the path to qt or to the kde include files.
Sometimes, the installation goes into a wrong directory, i.e under /usr/local/....
Using Suse Linux, if it is not defined already, set the environment variables KDEDIR and QTDIR with
$ export KDEDIR=/opt/kde2
$ export QTDIR=/usr/lib/qt-2.3.0
There is although a patch available for you if you are using "SuSE Linux 7.3" and having trouble with
autoconf. Just take a look at the
Klogic Homepage
Using Red Hat Linux it might be possible to do the following to get it work:
$ rm config.cache
$ configure --with-extra-includes=/usr/include/kde
$ make
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