B�ryl DAVID wrote:
Hem...This is not the problem.Both GTK+1.2.10 and GTK+2.0.6 are installed on my system !!
That's ok. They can co-exist nicely.
Look, if you are installing binary *RPM* package send 'rpm -qp <package name>.rpm --requires'But the v1.2.10 only is recognized by the programs that use GTK+ (like Sylpheed). I want to install Download accelerator for X V2.4 (write for GTK2). But it tells me that i've got the wrong version of GTK (1.2.10 instead of 2.0.6).
output. Also send 'rpm -qa | grep gtk' output. This will help to understand what's going on
in your system. Also please send the full package name and the link where I can get it.
Well, in my rpm database both versions are installed !!! The libs have been installed with a rpm format. Could I delete GTK1.2.10 (and several deps)?
Dont do this, there're still many gtk+-1.2 progs around.
Or could I make a link from v1 to v2 (and how ?) ?
No, gtk+-2.0 and gtk+-1.2 are incompatible.
Where is the v2.0.6.so ? (I've found the v1.2.10.so !!)
The usual locations are "/usr/lib" and "/usr/local/lib". Anyway use 'rpm -ql <gtk2 package name> | grep libgtk' and look at the output. Also you can ensure that ldd knows about the libraries by typing 'ldconfig -p | grep gtk+-2.0' (if it shows nothing check your "/etc/ld.so.conf" file - it must have a path to your libraries location - and run ldconfig under the root). Olexiy _______________________________________________ gtk-list mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gtk-list
