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The Disk Manager is created on top of current Parted library...

The Parted ( the console app ;-) ) properly work in your system? - Nov 22 2007

A properly e2fsprogs devel package is needed for the parted API... - Nov 22 2007

Is the hwinfo header...

Install this package... - Nov 22 2007

Maybe some Qt headers (qlist.h) not installed?

You can read the X.org Setup comments, from http://kde-apps.org/content/show.php/X.org+Setup?content=56982 , to instruct for building this ALICE application under Debian, because the both utilities share a common code base. - Nov 21 2007

Please, use this build way:

./configure --prefix=/usr - Nov 21 2007

Sorry... But, this is a part of a very complex applications suite, named ALICE... Maybe, don't support -j4 and require single thread compile, because of this complex source structure, but, this application works harmfull! ;-)

And, of course, the source structure respect the original (ALICE) source structure on some parts, because the source tree use a pure SVN "bindings" (aka "externals") of really ALICE source tree... - Nov 20 2007

Well, the main objective of X.org Setup is to be used on some Slackware based distributions as a visual (and smart) replacement of the original Slackware xorgsetup.

Of course, the all ALICE managers have the mission to create a visual configuration environment for theses distributions, i.e. Package Manager or Disk Manager...

But, in theses cases (some Slackware based distro's), the X.org Setup is the main X.org configuration application and isn't problems... - Nov 21 2007

Well... Dear,LocoMojo, on this case, You can think for our target: to replace the Slackware scripts with some high performance visual applications, without to lose the "users" experience...

Thanks You! Is, truly, our objectice to replace this script with our X.org Setup utility... ;-) - Nov 20 2007

Of course!

The multi-monitor support is one of the objectives of X.org Setup for rearching the 1.0 stone... - Nov 20 2007

1st time compiling fixes:

The compiler can't find the Qt headers...

Use this command, before compile:
export CPLUS_INCLUDE_PATH=$QTDIR/include:$CPLUS_INCLUDE_PATH

On the Slackware like systems ( used for X.org Setup development ), this is done automatically...

I work on a Ubuntu fixed new version, but, this is a emergency sollution... - Apr 30 2007

A idea!

Extract the tarball in to new ( and empty ) directory...

Create a directory "build" in the source tree...

Run "../configure"

Send my at wwww.darkstarlinux.ro/contact , the "configure.log", if have build problems...

Thanks... - Apr 29 2007

Mister nethad, another opinion? - Apr 29 2007

Sorry! I not use the Ubuntu...

Please, consult a Ubuntu support forum, for installing the KDE "development" packages!

Supplementary, the OpenSuSE's hwinfo is required... But, I seem this port on Ubuntu... - Apr 29 2007

Seems like the used versions for development...

On the Debian like systems, the separately "devel" packages is required for aplications building...

Is this "devel" packages installed? - Apr 29 2007

This means as some environment mistakes...

Please, specify the distribution, gcc version and bare KDE and Qt version... - Apr 29 2007

the application is written from scratch and can be runned from console mode too( i mean not inside , u run xorgsetup and u get what the screenshots are showing) :D - Apr 26 2007