Yes, it's me once again buggering all of you... A little update for
those who read some of my previous: I've uninstalled almost all packages
relating in any way to Gnome (down to Gtk, libIDL, libarl, etc.) and are
now happily recompiling them + spying on each and every *.err produced
(pkg-user hint).
It's been great until now: GTK+ (2.8.3, but I also tried 2.8.2 that
worked well the first time) configure fails on the following check
(pasted from configure.in):
[code]
AC_TRY_LINK_FUNC(atk_object_get_type, : , AC_MSG_ERROR([
*** Cannot link to Accessibility Toolkit. Accessibility
*** Toolkit is required to build GTK+]))
[/code]
I rebuilt ATK twice, after installing Cairo and Pango. I also rebuilt
Pango for good measure, but apparently all this didn't impress GTK
config script. I'm not sure why it complains about the above - is it
missing libraries? Could it be that I'm using ATK 1.10.2 instead of the
1.10.1 I used before? Why should it fail if it's listed on GTK website?
Ehhhh.
Thanks in advance, as always...
Kind regards,
David Ciecierski
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