> It is. Where is a good reference for seeing what names
> changed to what? I will need to manually update the links, etc.. that the TQt3 build
> script creates. But to what?
>
> Here is what I have to update in my TQt3 package()
> function:
>
>    # install qmake
>    install -D -m755 qmake/qmake
> ${pkgdir}${_prefix}/bin/qmake
>
>    # install doc pages which are missed by
> make install
>    install -d -m755
> "${pkgdir}${_prefix}/doc/"
>    cp -r "${srcdir}/${pkgname#*-}/doc"
> "${pkgdir}${_prefix}/doc"
>
>    # install link the apps provided by qt3 so
> we don't collide with
>    # qt4 and can run them.
>    ln -sf "${_prefix}/bin/assistant"
> "${pkgdir}${_prefix}/bin/tqt3assistant"
>    ln -sf "${_prefix}/bin/designer"
> "${pkgdir}${_prefix}/bin/tqt3designer"
>    ln -sf "${_prefix}/bin/linguist"
> "${pkgdir}${_prefix}/bin/tqt3linguist"
>    ln -sf "${_prefix}/bin/lrelease"
> "${pkgdir}${_prefix}/bin/tqt3lrelease"
>    ln -sf "${_prefix}/bin/lupdate"
> "${pkgdir}${_prefix}/bin/tqt3lupdate"
>    ln -sf "${_prefix}/bin/moc"
> "${pkgdir}${_prefix}/bin/tqt3moc"
>    ln -sf "${_prefix}/bin/qmake"
> "${pkgdir}${_prefix}/bin/tqt3qmake"
>    ln -sf "${_prefix}/bin/qtconfig"
> "${pkgdir}${_prefix}/bin/tqt3config"
>
>    # Build ld.so.conf file
>    install -d -m755
> "${pkgdir}/etc/ld.so.conf.d/"
>    echo "${_prefix}/lib" >>
> "${pkgdir}/etc/ld.so.conf.d/${pkgname#*-}.conf"
>
>    # Build and install qt.profile
>    install -d -m755
> "${pkgdir}/etc/profile.d/"
>    echo "export QTDIR=${_prefix}" >
> "${pkgdir}/etc/profile.d/${pkgname#*-}.sh"
>    echo "export QT_XFT=true" >>
> "${pkgdir}/etc/profile.d/${pkgname#*-}.sh"
>    echo "export PATH+=:${_prefix}/bin"
> >> "${pkgdir}/etc/profile.d/${pkgname#*-}.sh"
>    echo "export
> PKG_CONFIG_PATH+=:${_prefix}/pkgconfig" >>
> "${pkgdir}/etc/profile.d/${pkgname#*-}.sh"

I was going to ask whether your build script explicitly copies those files to the package directory. The sym link crap seems to be an historic after-effect. All of the original Slackware build scripts for Qt3 did that too. I stopped installing TQt3 to an oddball location. I install TQt3 directly to /opt/trinity, which means the executable bin files all are installed to /opt/trinity/bin. No sym links required.

Here is a list of the bin files from the package I built last night:

Renamed:

opt/trinity/bin/tqmake
opt/trinity/bin/tqmoc
opt/trinity/bin/tquic
opt/trinity/bin/tqdesigner
opt/trinity/bin/tqassistant
opt/trinity/bin/tqlinguist
opt/trinity/bin/tqlrelease
opt/trinity/bin/tqlupdate
opt/trinity/bin/tqtconfig
opt/trinity/bin/tqembed

Not renamed:

opt/trinity/bin/createcw
opt/trinity/bin/qm2ts
opt/trinity/bin/mergetr
opt/trinity/bin/makeqpf
opt/trinity/bin/msg2qm

Darrell