libglib? where is it?
I'm trying to install the gnome rpms I found @ <ftp://linuxppc.cs.nmt.edu/pub/linuxppc/gnome/ppc/> Every many of the packages say they require a libglib package, but I can't find it anywhere!? I'm running R5 RawHide 1.something (I'm in MacOS right now...). Did I miss a package when I installed R5 originally (I'm sure I did, but what one?) TIA
-Amos
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Quoted 5 lines · Amos
I'm trying to install the gnome rpms I found @ <ftp://linuxppc.cs.nmt.edu/pub/linuxppc/gnome/ppc/> Every many of the packages say they require a libglib package, but I can't find it anywhere!? I'm running R5 RawHide 1.something (I'm in MacOS right now...). Did I miss a package when I installed R5 originally (I'm sure I did, but what one?)
You should be able to get glib from the same place you got gtk+...?
-- Elliot
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Quoted 6 lines · Amos
I'm trying to install the gnome rpms I found @ <ftp://linuxppc.cs.nmt.edu/pub/linuxppc/gnome/ppc/> Every many of the packages say they require a libglib package, but I can't find it anywhere!? I'm running R5 RawHide 1.something (I'm in MacOS right now...). Did I miss a package when I installed R5 originally (I'm sure I did, but what one?)
"glib" is related to gtk+. If gtk+ programs (like GIMP-1.1) work, you'll propably already have glib, and you just need to override the dependancies (--nodeps).
Jens
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