wootton

Hello,

Running OpenSuse 10.2 with KDE.

I attempted to install Superkaramba. After running the configure scrip the following error message was displayed:

Superkaramba can't be compiled
because of missing Python libraries/headers.

I Googled this and found the following page: Warren Falk » Blog Archive » Compiling KDE 3.5.2

While interesting this did not seem to be my problem. I checked config.log and saw that it was searching in the correct location but that it seemed to be looking for Python version 2.4 and lower. I have Python 2.5 installed. Although I would have thought that fact that I have a symbolic link named 'python' pointing to the 'python2.5' directory would have prevented exactly this sort of problem from occurring.

I don't know how to change the configure script so that it looks in the correct location.

Can anyone help?

Thanks,

Jack

valemon

Superkaramba is included with opensuse 10.2. Install "kdeutils3-extra" package and superkaramba will be in Kmenu->Utilities->Desktop.

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gogalthorp

Do you have python development installed? It sounds like it is looking for the header files.

wootton

Hello,

gogalthorp, I have the following libs:

python,
python cairo,
python cairo-devel,
python-devel,
python-gobject2,
python-gobject2-devel,
python-gtk,
python-gtk-devel,
python-numeric,
python-qt,
python-tk,
python-xml

Valemon, I had read this, but I want to know why I can't install manually.

Many thanks,

Jack