KCall is the telephony application of Kontact. It supports computer telephony integration and at the same time integration into KDE's infrastructure. KCall does this by using KDE's addressbook, which in turn can be a server-based groupware addressbook. Looks promising compared to kphone. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. emerge kcall
Created attachment 70070 [details] very simple, surely erroneous, ebuild for kcall 0.5.2 This is a very simple ebuild for kcall Version 0.5.2. It works for me, but it does not check prequisits or use-variables, so it is surely erroneous. Be warned!
Hi. I really appreciate your ebuild. Unfortunately it does not work for me, it shows the following error when I try it: emerge -pv kcall These are the packages that I would merge, in order: Calculating dependencies - emerge: there are no ebuilds to satisfy "~kde-base/kdelibs-0.5.2". It seems that this has something to do with "inherit kde"... Cheers Kalli
That sounds a bit strange to me... Do you have KDE installed? - If not: kde-libs has to be installed, so try 'emerge kdelibs'. - If yes: are you able to install kdiff3? The kcall ebuild is nearly a 1-to-1 copy of it.
Sorry, it seems the placement in "kde-base" was the reason for the error (which is not really obvious when reading the error message ;). I tried with kde-misc and now it works. Thanks! Kalli
installed and run successfully on amd64, but didn't really used it yet...
works for me too (on ~x86) isn't there someone who 1. knows more about ebuild than me shmuck 2. could enhance this ebuild to cover the arts useflag and submit this ebuild to the general portage tree? this app is just too cool not to be easily available to anyone
This app won't compile on current systems (or does it for others?). Since it is no more under development (the QT3 version) this is maybe a WONTFIX. kcall for KDE4 is being worked on, maybe you want to check that out when KDE4 has been released.
(In reply to comment #7) > Since it is no more under development (the QT3 version) this is maybe a > WONTFIX. Indeed.