On Sat, 2005-09-03 at 00:14 +0000, randhir phagura wrote: > Hi, > > Simon Geard wrote on: Thu, 01 Sep 2005 > > >That said, I'd be surprised if you could do anything useful > >with purely the GTK part - most programs targetted at Mono > >(e.g Tomboy, Blam, Beagle) will require the Gnome libraries > >as well. > > Yeah ! But what constitutes 'Gnome libraries' in this particular case of > Mono installation is not very clear to me. Will try again.
Ok, to elaborate on my earlier post, the configure.in script *requires* the following: glib pango gtk+ libxml2 ...and considers the following to be optional: libart libglade librsvg gtkhtml libgnomecanvas libgnomeui libgnomeprintui Of the optional packages, the last three are the ones it considers to be part of gnome. I'd suggest though, that you need all of them to get useful functionality. It can also use libgda for gnome database support, but that's not a core part of Gnome, and is unlikely to be of much value to you. Not having it doesn't mean you can't do database work - it just means you don't use the Gnome support libraries to do so. Simon.
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