Re: Enlightenment .15.x for Slink (and gnome panel problems)
On 20-Mar-99 servis@purdue.edu wrote:
> deb http://www.debian.org/~bma enlightenment/
Thanks brian.
However, when I went in and chose enlightenment to install, some of the
dependancies were not available. libgnome32, libgnomesupport0 and
libgnomeui32.
Does anyone know where to get these packages from? I know that the gnome
.debs aren't here yet and I am waiting patiently (please please please), but
there are obviously packages available *somewhere* for these libgnome* stuff.
On another note...
I made the mistake of trying to install gnome-1.0 via source. I compiled and
installed only a couple of the librarys packages, and now I'm suddenly not
able to run a lot of the gnomeish programs. Running panel gives me a
segfault for example, same as gtkicq (though gimp1.1 works fine). With panel
if I rename my /usr/local/lib to /usr/local/lib.orig panel will display for a
split second and *then* segfault.
I've gone and removed all my gtk packages, or anything that remotely needs
gtk or any of the gnome stuff, and then went in by hand to /usr/lib,
/usr/local/lib and /lib to try to find anything that might be left over from
the source code install, and cleaned it. But still no go.
I saw in the list archives that someone earlier was having this problem, but
I couldn't reach him directly by email. Is this a .deb problem (bleeding
edge)? or are there libraries somewhere that I'm not cleaning up.
I suck at reading strace output, but if anyone thinks they can figure out
what library is conflicting or segfaulting, I'll send them the output :)
I'm sure that it is something left over as my panel and gtk stuff was working
fine before the source code install.
Sorry for the long message, and TIA
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Alan Bailward
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