Version: 4.7.0 (using KDE 4.7.0) OS: MS Windows When installing KSnapshot from latest installer (0.9.9-1), it does not install libkipi. So, when you try to start KSnapshot, it tells you it can’t be run because it misses kipi library. If I then install Digikam, which I know uses kipi, kipi gets installed, and KSnapshot works. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: Run (as administrator) KDE Installer 0.9.9-1, configure main server, latest stable version (KDE SC 4.7.0), and choose to install just (graphics ->) ksnapshot. In the next page, you can check (lib)kipi is not listed along with the rest of additional packages to be installed. But go on with the installation. Once installed, try to run it (from Windows menu). Actual Results: Applications fails to start, and tells you kipi library is missing. Expected Results: Kipi library should have been installed in first place, and application should run after installation without any issue. As I said, a workaround that worked for me was to install also Digikam, which do have dependency on kipi.
It seems to be fixed already.
Git commit aa70458fb16315b0686a1d1c1865bc117fa3efe1 by Patrick Spendrin. Committed on 30/09/2011 at 17:52. Pushed by sengels into branch 'kde-4.7'. add libkipi as a dependency of ksnapshot BUG:282791 M +1 -0 portage/kde/kdegraphics/ksnapshot/ksnapshot-20110627.py http://commits.kde.org/emerge/aa70458fb16315b0686a1d1c1865bc117fa3efe1
Git commit 3cd49f39333e3302ce78158222115d8e5581e3fe by Patrick Spendrin. Committed on 30/09/2011 at 17:52. Pushed by sengels into branch 'master'. add libkipi as a dependency of ksnapshot CCBUG:282791 (cherry-picked) M +2 -3 portage/kde/kdegraphics/ksnapshot/ksnapshot-20110627.py http://commits.kde.org/emerge/3cd49f39333e3302ce78158222115d8e5581e3fe
It wasn't solved yet, but thanks for noticing - now it should be fixed.