| Re: conf sqlite
May 4 2005 on content Krecipes |
You probably haven't you installed the 'devel' package for SQLite. If you know you have, then run configure like:
./configure --with-extra-includes=/where/you/installed/sqlite/include/ --with-extra-libs=/where/you/installed/sqlite/lib
-Jason K |
|  | | Recipe view, KDE 3.4
Mar 4 2005 on content Krecipes |
Just to let people know, we are aware that there is a problem with the recipe view when using KDE 3.4 RC1 (and 3.4 beta2). I'm looking into the problem now, and I can only hope it'll work fine on KDE 3.4 final!
-Jason K |
| | | Re: Slow to load
Feb 27 2005 on content Krecipes |
About being slow, that is probably because you are using SQLite and nutrient data is loaded in the database. I've looked at this at can't find a way to speed it up. In the next release, when you turn off nutrient display in the Page Setup, it should load quickly.
About the recipe view, I guess I'd need a picture of what is happening as I don't seem to have any problems with that.
-Jason K |
| | | Re: recipes??? where
Feb 22 2005 on content Krecipes |
Krecipes really works best to store your own personal collection of recipes, rather than simply importing every recipes you can find. Currently, it will bog down with too many recipes (the next version should be able to handle this better though).
If you want recipes, they are all over the Internet. The site, http://www.thehoseys.com/recipes.html has 100,000+. Krecipes can import any recipes in the Meal-Master, Rezkonv, Mastercook, NYC, or RecipeML formats.
-Jason K |
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