If you want compatability for random KDE applications, you'll need at least kdelibs. However it is usually a good idea to also have most of the kdebase module, but this of course depends on your needs, for example you don't need KWin if you use a different window manager, or you don't need Kate if you won't use it.
the easiest way to install a bare minimum kde is IMHO gentoo with the so called 'split-ebuilds' for kde.
you can just specify the basic kde-app(s) you need - portage will then pull _only_ those parts which are really needed, _not_ all of kdelibs/kdebase (which are normally required as a whole).
Tuesday, April 16th 2024, 8:07pm
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