[Psi-devel] qca2-beta2 and psi 0.11-beta1
Richard Houser
rick at divinesymphony.net
Mon Apr 17 00:26:54 PDT 2006
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Paulus Schoutsen wrote:
| I just tried to compile the latest version from darcs with qca2 beta
| 2, compiling is succesful but when I try to run Psi it says it can't
| find iconsets - something that did work before I tried to compile the
| latest Psi. When running from the console I get a lot lines like this:
| "Iconset::load(): Couldn't load image/png graphic for the psi/account
| icon for the Crystal - System (default) iconset
| Iconset::load(): Couldn't load image/png graphic for the
| psi/addContact icon for the Crystal - System (default) iconset"
| but with other icon names ofcourse ;-)
|
| Anyone knows how I could solve this?
I've seen this before several times, but I don't know the exact cause.
Note that I haven't updated my copy from darcs since the patches
mentioned went in, but I doubt they are likely to have caused the
problem. I'm certain it's build related somehow. To get around it, use
a script for each build that makes sure you are doing everything the
exact same way each time. I use something like this:
export QTDIR=/usr/lib/qt4
export PATH=$QTDIR/bin:$PATH
unset QTDIR
export HOME=/home/rick/psi-test
cd /home/rick/psi-darcs/psi-qt4
#get the latest updates
darcs pull
qmake && \
./configure --prefix=/home/rick/psi-test && \
make && \
make install && \
/home/rick/psi-test/bin/psi
Note that the $HOME change is just to keep profile data from a test
build from messing with your real profile. Comment that out and adjust
your paths as needed, but make sure you use an appropriate value for
prefix (my guess is your files are not in the right place with respect
to prefix).
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