Paul J Stevens <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said: > You need recent libglib-2.8 development packages. Development is done > using 2.8.6, but 2.6.0 packages should be enough.
Fair enough. CentOS 4 (and, therefore, RHEL 4) ships with glib2 2.4.7-1. I'm trying to build the Fedora Core 4 glib2 packages on CentOS, which is currently 2.6.6-1. I'm a newbie to this project, and don't know if it's feasible, but I'd think there would be some advantage to supporting a stock install of RHEL4 or CentOS4. CentOS has become my preferred distribution for production boxes, as I got fed up trying to keep up with updates on the Fedora distributions. What's the level of glib on Debian stable and Unbutu?
