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[Robert Cahn]

Somehow between FC2 and FC4 Quanta disappeared.  What replaces it?  I
want to build a web site and not really do java coding so Eclipse
doesn't seem the right tool.

/Bob Cahn
Gipsy Trail Club
Carmel, NY 10512

[Paul Howarth]

Robert Cahn wrote:
> Somehow between FC2 and FC4 Quanta disappeared.  What replaces it?

The name of the package changed to kdewebdev in FC3, and is the same in FC4.

Paul.

[Benjamin Duehring]

On Wednesday 20 July 2005 16:51, Robert Cahn wrote:
> Somehow between FC2 and FC4 Quanta disappeared.  What replaces it?  I
> want to build a web site and not really do java coding so Eclipse
> doesn't seem the right tool.
>
> /Bob Cahn
> Gipsy Trail Club
> Carmel, NY 10512

Quanta is still here. It has been merged into the kdewebdev package.
Install that and you will get quanta back.

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[Dotan Cohen]

On 7/20/05, Benjamin Duehring  wrote:
> On Wednesday 20 July 2005 16:51, Robert Cahn wrote:
> > Somehow between FC2 and FC4 Quanta disappeared.  What replaces it?  I
> > want to build a web site and not really do java coding so Eclipse
> > doesn't seem the right tool.
> >
> > /Bob Cahn
> > Gipsy Trail Club
> > Carmel, NY 10512
>
> Quanta is still here. It has been merged into the kdewebdev package.
> Install that and you will get quanta back.

Hi all, I'm not the OP, but I tried to "yum install kdewebdev" and yum
reported back that it had nothing to do! I do have the kde repo in my
yum.conf and I have successfully instaled kde-mutimedia with it.

What am I doing wrong? Or is yum not the way to install kdewebdev? I'd
rather not download and install it from sourceforge, if I can install
it with a package manager. Thanks.

Dotan
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[Paul Howarth]

On Sun, 2005-08-07 at 20:04 +0300, Dotan Cohen wrote:
> On 7/20/05, Benjamin Duehring  wrote:
> > On Wednesday 20 July 2005 16:51, Robert Cahn wrote:
> > > Somehow between FC2 and FC4 Quanta disappeared.  What replaces it?  I
> > > want to build a web site and not really do java coding so Eclipse
> > > doesn't seem the right tool.
> > >
> > > /Bob Cahn
> > > Gipsy Trail Club
> > > Carmel, NY 10512
> >
> > Quanta is still here. It has been merged into the kdewebdev package.
> > Install that and you will get quanta back.
>
> Hi all, I'm not the OP, but I tried to "yum install kdewebdev" and yum
> reported back that it had nothing to do!

That generally means you've already got it installed. Have you tried
running "quanta"?
> I do have the kde repo in my
> yum.conf and I have successfully instaled kde-mutimedia with it.

kdewebdev is part of Fedora Core; you don't need any third-party repos
for it.

Paul.

[Dotan Cohen]

On 8/7/05, Paul Howarth  wrote:
> > Hi all, I'm not the OP, but I tried to "yum install kdewebdev" and yum
> > reported back that it had nothing to do!
>
> That generally means you've already got it installed. Have you tried
> running "quanta"?
> > I do have the kde repo in my
> > yum.conf and I have successfully instaled kde-mutimedia with it.
>
> kdewebdev is part of Fedora Core; you don't need any third-party repos
> for it.
>
> Paul.

Yes, of course I tried typing quanta and even kdewebdev into the
command line. No go. I just tried again (after a reset in an unrelated
manner), and it worked! I'm yum installing tidy now to go with it.
Thanks, Paul!

Dotan Cohen
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