On Friday 25 July 2003 11:16 pm, dfox wrote: > Hello people > > I have my setup box mostly setup ;). With all the reinstalling and > updating I've done in the past week, trying to find packages, getting > updates, and so forth, I seem to be missing autoconf again. Now I > remember that there were two divergent versions of autoconf, 2.1.3 (which > I just installed) and 2.54 (which I can't find an rpm for). In the past I > went unto gnu.org for this, is that still the best option? Increasingly > things (I'm trying to compile a new gtkatlantic) :) are requiring the > 2.54 autoconf. > > ISTR as well there was a way to set things up so that you don't have two > conflicting versions of it on your box, using /etc/alternatives, just > like gcc. > 2.57 and 2.1.3 are both in the distro as rpm packages, you should not have to compile from source. It is possible that the non-default one is not on the cd's, but is on the mirrors. I have a local mirror here and both exist in the distro. -- /g
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