On Tue, 17 Jul 2007 18:50:03 +0700
"Gandi Wibowo" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Did lazarus need GNOME?
GNOME is the desktop environment, providing all the tools a user needs
for everyday work.
Lazarus does not need GNOME. It can run under KDE and other window
managers/desktops as well.
But the gtk1 version of lazarus needs the gdk_pixbuf library, which
AFAIK uses some of the base libs of the GNOME project.
So depending on your distro you might need parts of GNOME.
> There no GNOME in Slackware... So i can't
> install The gdk-pixbuff it's always error, i think it's need gnome.h
> and there is no GNOME in Slackware
>
> How can i install the lazarus without GNOME (in Slackware specially)?
I don't know Slackware, but since other users have used lazarus there,
Slackware must support GNOME somehow.
Of course it is also possible to compile lazarus against the newer gtk2
libraries, where pixbuf is integrated without GNOME.
But the gtk2 interface of lazarus is less complete than the older gtk1
interface, so it depends on your needs, if this is sufficient.
Can you install the gtk2 libraries under Slackware?
Mattias
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