Re: Help on installing FVWM-2.4.19

2005-02-02 Thread Mikhael Goikhman
On 01 Feb 2005 23:19:27 +, Mikhael Goikhman wrote:
 
 Don't specify --without-gnome, it does not do what you think it does.

Sorry, this specific advice was bad, using --without-gnome is useful.

I refered to --disable-gnome-hints (or --disable-gnome in the past).

Regards,
Mikhael.

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Re: Help on installing FVWM-2.4.19

2005-02-01 Thread Mikhael Goikhman
On 29 Jan 2005 13:33:54 -0500, I. Thomas Cundiff wrote:
 
 Since then, on August 25, 2004, I installed GLIB-2.4.2 and GTK+-2.4.2 
 since it was my understanding that these could coexist with versions 
 1.2.10 of both (which I needed at least for GIMP 1.2.5).
 
 Today I tried installing FVWM-2.4.19 and after the usual decompression 
 using BZIP2 and untarring, in the FVWM-2.4.19 subdirectory I gave 
 ./configure --without-gnome.

Don't specify --without-gnome, it does not do what you think it does.
In 2.5.x this option is removed, the GNOME hints should be disabled
at config time, not at build time.

 In the messages at the end of the configuration, I got that GTK was not 
 detected and to see config.log for details.  After quite a bit of work 
 which included invoking gtk-config --version to get 1.2.10 (and other 
 information as well), I tried ./configure again with the argument list 
 --without-gnome --disable-gtktest --disable-imlibtest, but I still got 
 that configure could not detect GTK.  So I am attaching the file 
 config.log (here called fvwm-config.log) since in looking at the file it 
 seems clear it recognized the --disable-gtktest but then went ahead and 
 did it anyway.

config.log says that the test program failed. Can you compile this failed
test program included in config.log manually with the gcc flags specified
above that program? I suppose no. If you can find some missing gcc flags
that make that not fvwm specific program, tell us. Otherwise, it just
means that your gtk-1.2 installation is somehow incomplete or broken.

Anyway, the GTK support is only used in FvwmGtk module, nowhere else,
so unless you use this module you should not worry about GTK support.

Regards,
Mikhael.
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Help on installing FVWM-2.4.19

2005-01-31 Thread I. Thomas Cundiff
I am not sure whom to send this e-mail to, so out of desperation and am 
sending it to the fvwm-workers.  If this is the wrong place, I would 
appreciate it if you could tell me where I could get help.


On April 10, 2004, I installed FVWM-2.4.18 using ./configure 
--without-gnome and got, among many other pieces of information:


With GTK support for FVWMGTK?  yes
With GDKImlib support in FvwmGTK?  yes

As far as I could tell, the installation (make followed by make install) 
went fine and version 2.4.18 is still my working version (as of today).


Since then, on August 25, 2004, I installed GLIB-2.4.2 and GTK+-2.4.2 
since it was my understanding that these could coexist with versions 
1.2.10 of both (which I needed at least for GIMP 1.2.5).


Today I tried installing FVWM-2.4.19 and after the usual decompression 
using BZIP2 and untarring, in the FVWM-2.4.19 subdirectory I gave 
./configure --without-gnome.
In the messages at the end of the configuration, I got that GTK was not 
detected and to see config.log for details.  After quite a bit of work 
which included invoking gtk-config --version to get 1.2.10 (and other 
information as well), I tried ./configure again with the argument list 
--without-gnome --disable-gtktest --disable-imlibtest, but I still got 
that configure could not detect GTK.  So I am attaching the file 
config.log (here called fvwm-config.log) since in looking at the file it 
seems clear it recognized the --disable-gtktest but then went ahead and 
did it anyway.


I also invoked imlib-config with the argument --version and got 1.9.14.

In installing [glib,gtk+]-1.2.10 I took all the defaults so the 
libraries are in /usr/local/lib.  I even tried the ./configure with 
--with-gtk-prefix=/usr/local --with-gtk-exec-prefix=/usr/local both of 
which I obtained from gtk-config with the arguments --prefix and 
--exec-prefix.


And in /usr/local/lib/pkgconfig there are .pc files for gtk+, gtk+-2.0, 
and imlib.


I really don't understand what has now gone wrong and, if I am doing 
something wrong, what it is.  I would appreciate any help you could give 
me as I would like to be able to use the latest version of FVWM which I 
have been using now for about a year and a half and like it very much.


If you need any further information, I would be happy to send it to you.

Tom Cundiff
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