On Fri, 23 Mar 2007, Dan Nicholson wrote: > > OK. I guess this was probably an oversight when writing the Xorg-7 > pages. Although most modern applications will use pkg-config to find > out how to build against X, we should probably include the > compatibility links by default like was done for Xorg-6.9.0 and is > done for XFree86. > > But that wouldn't solve this problem since libX11 doesn't live in > /opt/xorg/lib/X11. Now I'm looking at the Python sources and I see > that they're just guessing a sample of hardcoded paths and don't look > in /opt/xorg. Try this: > > sed -i 's%/usr/X11R6%/opt/xorg%' setup.py > > before building python. Is there any problem with the X11R6 symlink approach? Seems a simple enough workaround (specially because I already build python and I'm building stuff depending on it :)) I don't know about most distibutions, but gentoo has X11R6 pointing to ../usr. > > -- > Dan >
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