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Kalternatives is a little tool to graphically manage the alternatives system of some GNU/Linux distributions.
Currently supported distributions are:
- Debian
- Fedora
- Mandriva
- openSUSE
- Ubuntu
and any derivate distribution from the above. (See notes in INSTALL about how to specify the right distribution when compiling.)
You must run the module as root for doing changes, otherwise you can just see the available alternatives.
11 years ago
0.13:
* Slightly more robust alternative parsing
* Various fixes in alternative switching
0.12:
* Ported to KDE 4
* Converted into a System Settings module
* Improved the "Add Alternative" dialog
* Note: no translations with this release (mostly a testing release); they will come with the next release
0.11:
* Some bugfixes by Mario Bensi (thanks!)
* Two small memory leaks fixed.
11 years ago
0.13:
* Slightly more robust alternative parsing
* Various fixes in alternative switching
0.12:
* Ported to KDE 4
* Converted into a System Settings module
* Improved the "Add Alternative" dialog
* Note: no translations with this release (mostly a testing release); they will come with the next release
0.11:
* Some bugfixes by Mario Bensi (thanks!)
* Two small memory leaks fixed.
fe6fbq
4 years ago
Is there somebody maintaining kalternatives ?
Is this project still alive ?
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srog
11 years ago
Maybe a kdesudo bug ? There are not error messages when launching with the "kdesudo kcmshell4 kalternatives" at the konsole.
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lnxusr
11 years ago
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pinotree
11 years ago
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lnxusr
11 years ago
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pinotree
11 years ago
-DKALTERNATIVES_DISTRO=dpkg
as additional parameter when running cmake. In case you have run cmake already, remove the CMakeCache.txt from the build directory, and try again.
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lnxusr
11 years ago
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chatmoa
11 years ago
It should be incorporated in KDE !
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Borszczuk
15 years ago
Do you have plans for adding support for creating/removing alternatives? Editing currently existing ain't sufficient I'm afraid.
I've created debian package with kalternatives. It shall be available on http://debian.neo.pl/
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nightwriter
16 years ago
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Superstoned
16 years ago
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