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Old 03-06-2015, 06:06 PM   #18
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Originally Posted by eschwartz View Post
So no matter where your distro is or what they do or how much they tend to laaaaaaaaaaaaaaaag, calibre works and is at the latest version, without clashing with anything else. Most packages IMHO could use a version like that, especially what with most distros freezing the system at a certain point.
No argument from me. I frankly find today's open source distro packaging systems to be way too scatter-brained and more than a little stifling. Too much time spent quibbling about what's happening "upstream." I use distros for common piddly things when it's convenient, but have no qualms about stepping outside that box when it wants to force me into using ancient software.

I just thought I remembered Kovid mention (to someone trying to build calibre from source) that he had "fixed" something in Qt. I must've been wrong.
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