See the steps below. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. go to "KDE Release -> Education -> Mathmatics", open kig Actual Results: error message "cound not find the necessary Kig library, check your installation " Expected Results: start up correctly installed in Windows Xp.
Could you please install python 2.7 (likely the x86 one) and make sure that the path to python27.dll is in the path and see if that fixes the issue?
(In reply to comment #1) > Could you please install python 2.7 (likely the x86 one) and make sure that > the path to python27.dll is in the path and see if that fixes the issue? There is no python27.dll after installing http://python.org/ftp/python/2.7.5/python-2.7.5.msi under C:\Python27. Do you mean python.exe ? But that(modifying $PATH) didn't work.
OK, so python27.dll is installed under C:\Windows\system32, but that is already in the $PATH.
Yes, I can confirm that too, that installing the python package somehow doesn't solve that issue. I'll investigate further.
I've received the same bug and have solved it by installing "boost-python-vc100" package from "win32libs" category using the KDE on Windows Installer as a package manager (also I installed some other packages from that category, but uninstalling that package leads to that bug with Kig). P.S. KDE installed on Windows 7 x64
argh, sorry, you're right of course. I'll fix that in a minute.
(In reply to comment #5) @Vitaly, thanks for the information. (In reply to comment #6) > argh, sorry, you're right of course. I'll fix that in a minute. Ping :) ?
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