kdevelop 3.2 setting

[oldmarti]

Hi. I just install kdevelop 3.2 and try compile simple hello world project. All is done, but when I try to start program I receive : "konsole command not found". I try to change in "Configure Kdevelop" Terminal Emulation to gnome-terminal but receive "... invalid argument ...".
Which packages are required to make Kdevelop happy? I like gnome desktop, and don't want change it to kde. Thanks

[somuchfortheafter]

if you wish to have a better dev app / enviroment you may wish to try ajunta its really good...

[Kimm]

yes Anjuta kicks butt http://ubuntuforums.org/images/smilies/eusa_angel.gif

but if you want kdevelop you can just do a simple "apt-get install konsole" to get it happy :) I think... xD

[oldmarti]

Thanks. I use anjuta too. But have an old project written with kdevelop. With apt-get install konsole kdevelop work fine (for now ;-))

[Kimm]

I just realized that there is something else you can do, so just apt-get remove that filty konsole now :P

it doesnt involve any installing of anything, just the creation of a link

typ this in console:


sudo link /usr/bin/gnome-terminal /usr/bin/konsole


that should work, I just did the same thing but oposite, I wanted to use xterminal instead of gnome-terminal, but anjuta still refused to use it, so I uninstalled gnome-terminal and did something similar to that above:


sudo link /usr/bin/xterminal /usr/bin/gnome-terminal


if you change your mind, just rm -f /usr/bin/konsole and reinstall konsole ^^

Edit:

Note that I didnt try this with KDevelop, but it should work fine there to

[oldmarti]

The trick with link don't work ;-))
The problem is that kdevelop start terminal with command:
konsole -e /bin/sh -c './hello ; echo "Press Enter to continue!"; read dummy'
but this command failed when use gnome-terminal insted konsole.
Error; Invalid argument: "./hello echo "Press Enter to continue!"; read dummy"
I think - here is a little difference between konsole and gnome-terminal in parsing input line.

[Kimm]

I supose, but then again I said It might not work :-P