When I try to install 2.3.2 in FEDORA 11 X86_64 the system says that gtk+ and glib is missing.
I have tried to install everything concerning gtk+ and glib I could get my "hands" on but to no avail, the system just keeps nagging about gtk+ and glib. What is there to do?
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I managed to get hold of gtk+ - 2.6.10.tar.bz2 and glib - 2.6.6.tar.bz2 but donẗ know
what to do with them hence I am not so good at Linux yet. I run Fedora 11 x86_64
and I am only familiar with rpm-packages. I did only find the packages in question
in the tar.bz2 format.
Do you have a soloution
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I'm not good with fedora either, but could you try running "yum install gtk2" from the command line and report back with the response of yum to ronald[at]bygfoot[dot]com please, Thanks
I am sorry to be late with my reply but I have been out in the wilderness, with other words I have not had access to Internet. There will also be another delay since I have not access to the computer in question. I will set up a system on a computer here in Thailand but that will take a few days due to various issues.
I¨ll be back
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ursus_arctos wrote:I am sorry to be late with my reply but I have been out in the wilderness, with other words I have not had access to Internet. There will also be another delay since I have not access to the computer in question. I will set up a system on a computer here in Thailand but that will take a few days due to various issues.
I¨ll be back
No problem, take your time. I hope you're in Thailand for fun (and that you are indeed having fun )
I have set up Fedora 12 i686 on a computer ( I know that when this thread started the flavour involved was x86_64 but i hope that does not matter)
Anyway I downloaded bygfoot 2.3.2.1 from the repository and now it installed properly.
I think that wraps it all up, doesn't it?
Thank you for you helping me out in this matter
ursus arctos
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