Description of problem: Licq uses the qt-gui when started with "-p kde-gui". This is because the configure script does not detect the KDE libraries during build. The kde-gui plugin (licq_kde-gui.so) does not get built, only the standard qt-gui (licq_qt-gui.so) gets build. The RPM spec file handles this by just copying licq_qt-gui to licq_kde-gui. So even when explicitely starting the kde-gui, qt-gui binaries will be used. Running "./configure --with-kde" shows, that the script does not detect the KDE libraries: checking for KDE includes... /usr/include/kde checking for KDE libraries... no This is because it cannot find the file "libkdecore.la" in $kde_libdirs. It's located in "/usr/lib64", so appending this to $kde_libdirs in the configure script manually or setting "KDEDIR" before calling the script will work: "KDEDIR=/usr/lib64 ./configure --with-kde" Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): licq-kde-1.2.6-1 How reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1.Start Licq with KDE GUI. Actual Results: Licq starts with QT GUI. Expected Results: Licq should start with KDE GUI. Additional info:
If you can believe it, this got fixed in licq in Fedora Extras recently. It's a duplicate of Bug 182733 licq not finding the right path for plugins on x86_64. Marking as duplicate. *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 182733 ***
Package Change Request ====================== Package Name: licq Updated Fedora Owners: jmoskovc