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I tried to use kdevelop on CentOS 6, but unlike CentOS 5.*, I couldn't find such an option under Programming. I searched through the package list, no mention of KDevelop either, does anybody have any idea what happened to kdevelop on CentOS 6? Is it simply dropped from package list, or I need to do something fancy to continue use it?

Appreciate your help.

Danny Beckett
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Unfortunately the latest KDevelop release (=v4.2.3) requires kdelibs-devel v4.5.0, while CentOS 6 contains v4.3.4.

The most recent version of KDevelop possible on CentOS is v4.0.2. I've build it from source, but this version KDevelop seems to be far from complete (e.g. I did not find how to create a project).

I have no idea if CentOS 6.1 (or later) will contain a newer version of KDE?

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I would recommend getting the epel repository, then trying to use yum to get what you need.

How to install the epel repository: http://www.rackspace.com/knowledge_center/article/installing-rhel-epel-repo-on-centos-5x-or-6x

then something like the following may give you what you need:

yum search kdelibs
yum install kdelibs*
James Oravec
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You can use KDevelop 3.3.4 from the CentOS 5 repo.

I have installed KDevelop 3.3.4 from here and it works fine on my CentOS 6.2 x64!

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