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Tuesday, August 19th 2008, 1:36am

installing kdepim4 without kmail etc

hello there
i'm quite new to kde (switched to kde4 from awesome-wm) so i hope not to be asking something stupid

i'm running freebsd 7-stable (don't think this matters anyway) with kde 4.1
i'd like to be able to install applications like akregator or, let's say, okular without the need to install all the software from the huge packs (in this case kdepim and kdegraphics) shipped with kde4
the makefile in the port (deskutils/kdepim4) shows that cmake accepts arguments (CMAKE_ARGS+= -DWITH_Opensync:BOOL=off), but cmakelists.txt doesn't help too much (it only shows some interesting setting, like

Source code

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set(KMAIL_SUPPORTED TRUE)
add_definitions(-DKMAIL_SUPPORTED)
, but no list)
i have to say i don't know cmake, so i'm probably missing something obvious :)

now, these are the questions:
1. is it possible to cut out some parts of those huge packs (i think yes)?
2. is it safe to do (...yes?)?
3. is there any documentation on cmake options?

thanks for your attention, and for this wonderful kde4 too!
(and sorry for my english)