Need help compiling gnome.

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#219

Author: Ray
Date: Wed, 09 Sep 1998 00:00

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Hi.

I want to use gnome, and i have downloaded it succesfully( UFF, that�s hard
work) over the cvs server, but if i want to compile it, the glib and the gtk
stuff is correctly compiled (what i see ;-) ) but the rest (imlib and so on)
won�t. I got a error like this:

You should add the contents off ..\libtool.m4 to alocal.m4

I don�t know what this means, i have 4 aclocal.m4 on my machine, and it
didn�t work if i add the stuff to them.

then the autogen.sh says also some strange errors, which i can�t remember
know. If anyone knows a solution, please let me know!!

hoh
Ray

p.s. Please mail me!

Re: Need help compiling gnome.

#218

Author: A&D F
Date: Wed, 09 Sep 1998 00:00

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Ray schrieb:

> Hi.
>
> I want to use gnome, and i have downloaded it succesfully( UFF, that�s hard
> work) over the cvs server, but if i want to compile it, the glib and the gtk
> stuff is correctly compiled (what i see ;-) ) but the rest (imlib and so on)
> won�t. I got a error like this:

ATTENTION  with the gtk   and gnome
   gnome 1.0..  works ___only___ with gtk-1.0.5 not higher
(i loaded down the newest stuff too and waste hard nights)

Re: Need help compiling gnome.

#217

Author: Steven Blunt
Date: Tue, 22 Sep 1998 00:00

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On Wed, 09 Sep 1998 15:55:19 +0200, in aus.computers.linux A&D F
<A&D_F@siemens.at> wrote:

>ATTENTION  with the gtk   and gnome
>   gnome 1.0..  works ___only___ with gtk-1.0.5 not higher
>(i loaded down the newest stuff too and waste hard nights)

You mean Gimp 1.0 right?  There is no Gnome 1.0 and the current Gnome only
works with gtk 1.1

cya

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Steven Blunt
spblunt@ozemail.com.au
http://enterfornone.simplenet.com/

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