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I am having a heck of time install Quanta, I'm not sure why. I have navigated to the unpackaged directory which is: /home/brentaserio/Download/quanta-3.1.1-kde30 (Opened Terminal Here) I ran ./configure then ...
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  1. 03-12-2008 #1
    brentaserio
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    Installing Quanta

    I am having a heck of time install Quanta, I'm not sure why.

    I have navigated to the unpackaged directory which is:
    /home/brentaserio/Download/quanta-3.1.1-kde30 (Opened Terminal Here)

    I ran ./configure then it said no acceptable C compiler found in $PATH

    what is this about?
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    You don't have a c++ compiler to build the source code... I'm not a Madriva's user, but AFAIK, it's possible to use a package manager to install software... or, if that is not possible, download a RPM package and install it manually (googling mandriva rpm quanta should be enough )
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    There is no need to compile Quanta from source. Just install the kdewebdev package using urpmi (or rpmdrake if you prefer a GUI).
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    I dont have the kdeweb thing on that list. I also tried to search for it and could not fine it.

    Any ideas?
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    You probably need to enable the various main, contrib, plf and updates repos for your version of Mandriva using the instructions available at Easyuprmi.
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