Emm...see hub's correction. According to debian, pango depends on glib2, not even gtk.
On Thu, 2002-04-25 at 20:29, Robert G. Werner wrote: > I think that the feeling about Solaris is that all the Gnome libs are > being ported to Solaris and in fact the rumor is that Gnome will be > part of the default install for Solaris 9 (or is it 10 now?). > > Personally, I hated CDE and would love to see it replaced with > something prettier and more configurable/customizable (i.e. > Gnome/KDE). As a system administrator, I love the idea of having > Gnome/GTK+ come pre-installed in Solaris because so much interesting > software is coming to depend on these toolkits. > > Anyway, I don't think Solaris would be the OS with lack of Gnome > problems. More likely in that case is soemthing like SCO or DEC/Open > Unix, or so I would guess not being a user of either ;-). > -- > Robert G. Werner > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > 2001/9/11 > > I'm a Hollywood writer; so I put on a sports jacket and take off my brain. > > On 25 Apr 2002, Blue Lizard wrote: > > [snip] > > Are there not solaris users without gnome/pango? > > I always liked cde, and few administrators (or, few that I know) are > > gonna wanna install pango stuff for the sake of one word processor. > > > > (naturally, I intend to offer arguments for and against both sides) > > > > -MG > >
