Je kan ook ./configure –prefix=`kde-config –prefix` gebruiken (let op: de ` voor de "k" en na de "x" is die naast de "1" op je toetsenbord).

ik wil kmldonkey installeren middels ./configure …. etc
[code:1:7a67bcd179]./configure –prefix=$KDEDIR
make
su -c "make install"

Replace $KDEDIR with the prefix to your KDE installation. If you don't know what it is, type the command "kde-config –prefix" in a shell to find out. Please take care to get this right, or KMLDonkey will very likely not work correctly! See below for more detailed OS specific notes.[/code:1:7a67bcd179]

als ik [code:1:7a67bcd179]kde-config –prefix[/code:1:7a67bcd179] ingeef krijg ik [code:1:7a67bcd179]/usr[/code:1:7a67bcd179]

wat vul ik nu in bij ./configure?
Dank

[code:1:bff6f3fe54]
./configure –prefix=/usr
[/code:1:bff6f3fe54]

dank