So I installed gtk on my Slack 8 recently for I thought "whatever was installed, maybe get the latest version". Then I discovered that 1.2.10 is already enclosured in Slack 8 and friend told me it's not too good having 2 packages of it simultaneously installed. So I kicked the one I installed myself out, deleted the package from Slack and reinstalled it. I'm still kinda linux noob, so one may forgive me that.
Funny thing is: on a tty "echo $PATH" displays full path with /opt/gnome in it, on X as user as well, but in a terminal in X as root via su command the /opt/gnome path does not apper. How come? Next thing: is this the right location anyway? Tried to compile gtoaster recently, ./configure said "hey u dont have gtk" and other apps, too - they all look for gtk and devel stuff in /usr/local/somewhere as it seems. If someone could please shed some light on this? I'm close to insanity spending days on the simplest things. Dexter Filmore _______________________________________________ gtk-list mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gtk-list
