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PyKDE 4 currently requires the following:
* A recent Python (2.7.1 & 3.2.0 are what I've been testing with)
* SIP version 4.12.2 or later.
http://www.riverbankcomputing.co.uk/sip/index.php
* PyQt 4.8.4 or later. Also available at Riverbank Computing.
* KDE 4 libs and development headers etc. kdelibs, kdepimlibs and
kdesupport modules.
Depending on how you work, you might want to install the extra python
modules into a separate Python interpreter installation. Make sure
that the Python interpreter that you want to use is the first one
found on your $PATH or explicitly specify a python executable as an
argument to cmake (option -DPYTHON_EXECUTABLE=/usr/bin/python etc).
By default, the supplied tools (pykdeuic4) are installed both as a
Python version depdendent name (e.g. pykdeuic4-2.7 for Python 2.7) and
a symlink to $BIN_INSTALL_DIR/pykdeuic4, but like Python's own "make
altinstall" this can be overriddent by passing -DPYKDEUIC4_ALTINSTALL=TRUE
to the CMake options: in such a case, only the version dependent name is
installed.
Once everything is built and installed, run the following in this
current directory as a test:
python importTest.py
If the importTest.py works without any error messages, then your
installation is in good shape. Congratulations.
-- Jim Bublitz <jbublitz@nwinternet.com>, Simon Edwards <simon@simonzone.com>
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