Nathan Kelley wrote: []
I'm using xorg-6.8.2-22, and when investigating found that /usr/X11R6/include/X11/Xcursor/Xcursor.h had not been installed (in fact, there was no /usr/X11R6/include/X11/Xcursor/ path)
Once I created that path and placed Xcursor.h there from the source package (at /xc/lib/Xcursor/Xcursor.h), I was able to compile gtk+2-2.4.9-8 successfully.
Is this a bug? Or are both packages actually working as intended, and just happen to be incompatible (although making them compatible seems to be fairly trivial and non-destructive)?
I am pretty sure that this file should have been installed by the xorg package. If you are sure that it wan't accidentally removed after the installation (if you still have the xorg-*.deb file, check its contents with "dpkg -c xorg-*.deb |grep Xcursor.h"), then you should complain to the maintainer of the xorg package.
-- Martin
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