Not sure if its a bad thing but bug #142381 inspired me to ask anyway. Package: dev-util/kdevelop Herds(1): kde Package: media-sound/amarok Herds(2): kde sound Maintainers(1): flameeyes@gentoo.org Package: app-office/koffice-libs Herds(1): kde Package: app-office/kchart Herds(1): kde Package: app-office/kchart Herds(1): kde Package: app-cdr/k3b Herds(2): kde media-optical $ equery belongs /usr/lib/kde3 [ Searching for file(s) /usr/lib/kde3 in *... ] dev-util/kdevelop-3.3.2 (/usr/lib/kde3) kde-misc/kdiff3-0.9.88 (/usr/lib/kde3) media-sound/amarok-1.4.1-r3 (/usr/lib/kde3) app-office/koffice-libs-1.4.2 (/usr/lib/kde3) app-office/kchart-1.4.2 (/usr/lib/kde3) app-office/karbon-1.4.2 (/usr/lib/kde3) app-cdr/k3b-0.12.14 (/usr/lib/kde3)
Not a QA issue, everything not in kde-base should install in /usr: [12:48] <Flameeyes> ${libdir}/kde3 is used for modules, not for normal libraries [12:48] <Flameeyes> that are *not* supposed to go in ${libdir} in the first place [12:48] <Flameeyes> and about installing in /usr rather than ${KDEDIR}, that is something wanted [12:48] <Flameeyes> it's wrong if there's the other way around, stuff installing in ${KDEDIR} [12:49] <Flameeyes> but there are a few apps that actually require that and needs to be fixed heavily often [12:49] <Flameeyes> amarok 1.3 installed in ${KDEDIR}, 1.4 installs correctly in /usr
