It may prove useful anyway to have either the old lib or the link ready
for the "clueless Newbie Linux User".
As I did say in my original message, I solved the problem by using the
libSDL from MDK 8.0 (but I could as well have dwl the sources and
recompiled it ;-)).
IMHO, the distrib should be a&s easy to use as possible as it is clearly
intended to be used by both beginners and people who began with SLS on
floppy and Yggdrasil.
I'll check if the link do the job but it'd be fine to either have the
link (if it's enough) or the old lib installed in "non-expert" install.
On Wed, 2002-01-09 at 06:33, Mark D'voo wrote:
> you can probably use libSDL1.2 with raptor, you just need to make a symbolic
> link to it to make it think you also have libSDL1.1 to do this type:
> On Wednesday 09 January 2002 11:05 pm, you wrote:
> > Denis Moreaux <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > > It may be useful to keep some libSDL 1.1 packages (and libSDL 1.0 ?) as
> > > compat lib for some applications.
> > This is (probably) because Raptor doesn't come with source but
> > only with binary. We don't give much importance in supporting
> > proprietary software of that kind.
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