freebsd-ports/net/kdenetwork3/pkg-descr

KDE provides an integrated X11 based environment, much like CDE.
This particular port installs the networking components of KDE,
which includes applications for networking things like kppp,
ksirc (irc-client), KDE's instant messenger kopete, and so forth.

WWW: http://www.kde.org/
This port provides the KDE Mail and News user agents, which are not yet fully functional, different from most of the other KDE stuff, but look very promising, already. 1997-11-03 01:39:00 +01:00			`KDE provides an integrated X11 based environment, much like CDE.`
Woop doop de doop, I've managed to circumvent the kdesupport2 build problems by disabling ODBC library building. Apparently kdenetwork2 doesn't need that support (it does need mimelib), so we're all right on that! This is the import of KDESUPPORT and KDENETWORK 1.90 (aka KDE2 beta). Repo-copies by: asami 2000-05-17 11:21:53 +02:00			`This particular port installs the networking components of KDE,`
Update to KDE 3.2.0 Important changes: ================== - Kmail and knode have been moved from kdenetwork to kdepim. This means you will have to install kdepim if you want to continue using kmail or knode. This is to ease integration with korganizer, in the new 'Kontact' application. - The arabic translations for KDE and KOffice have been moved from misc to the arabic category. - There is a new module called kdeaccessibility in the accessibility category. It contains a few utilities for disabled users like a magnification lens and a text-to-speech frontend. - In KDM, you need to select the 'CUSTOM' session profile in order to have your .xsession executed. This is particularly important if you're using the aegypten tools (http://freebsd.kde.org/howtos/aegypten-kmail.php). - We have started making more parts of the ports optional. In kdepim, both Kandy and KPilot can be turned off with ports-knobs. This process will continue in the 3.2 series. 2004-02-05 02:23:10 +01:00			`which includes applications for networking things like kppp,`
			`ksirc (irc-client), KDE's instant messenger kopete, and so forth.`
Woop doop de doop, I've managed to circumvent the kdesupport2 build problems by disabling ODBC library building. Apparently kdenetwork2 doesn't need that support (it does need mimelib), so we're all right on that! This is the import of KDESUPPORT and KDENETWORK 1.90 (aka KDE2 beta). Repo-copies by: asami 2000-05-17 11:21:53 +02:00
			`WWW: http://www.kde.org/`