Escrúpulos Una piedra en la conciencia del software libre, calidad y la vida misma

Since I still have to support the KDE3 version of KMyMoney, and that is the one I use, and that's how it is going to be for a long time, I don't have full development environment for the port.

I setup a chroot where I downloaded a cvs version of the current code. That will allow me to know what has changed since I started the port, and merge the changes manually if needed.

I installed the qt4 and kde4 development packages in the chroot, so that I could compile and build with the latest libraries.

Then, in my regular environment I installed svn and I copied the code from the chroot and that's where I keep the svn repository that I update from KDE SVN. I do it so that I can use all tools available to me on my dev box (kdesvn, kdiff3, etc)

The problem with this setup is that I have no real IDE in the chroot. I use yakuake, where I keep 2 or 3 sessions open. In one of them I will run make, to check for build errors, the other one I use for nano as code editor, and the other I leave as an auxiliary one when I have to copy to/from the svn repository.

Later on, I will have to find a way to get a full IDE going, but so far it is working.

UPDATE: I changed the permissions on my chroot and I am now using Kate to edit the files.