Am Donnerstag, 6. März 2008 18:55:55 schrieb schoappied:
> It's dutch. If you need more info or translations I can give it to you...
Oh yeah, English next time please ("export LANG=C"), my internal dutch decoder
works but is a bit slow.
A minor explanation about the libgig .deb package issue in general: our Debian
libgig package (including the one your building yourself) is simply
called "libgig", whereas the ones coming from Debian-related distributions
are (mostly) called libgig6 ATM, because the Debian folks have the policy to
postfix the library's package name with the current .so major version (e.g.
also "libqt3", "libqt4", ... instead of just "libqt"). And the current major
version of the libgig DLL is 6 (don't confuse that with the release version
of libgig). They're doing that package name postfixing, so you could install
and use different versions of the same library on your machine at the same
time and thus allowing to install and use applications at the same time,
which depend on different versions of the the same library. Unfortunately
libgig's current directory layout doesn't support that, because consequently
you would have to install them in separate directories as well,
e.g. /usr/lib/libgig6/ like it's done with Qt. So the best overall solution
would be to fix the directory layout, but this would introduce new problems.
So looking at your output, it seems you still had the libgig version from your
distribution installed, which creates a conflict with the one you're building
by yourself, because the Debian packaging system interprets "libgig6"
and "libgig" as being two separate individual packages, not related to each
other. Which usually is fine, but the problem however in libgig's current
case is that both share a couple of same files, so when you try to install /
upgrade one of the two, dpkg will detect that one would overwrite a file from
the other package and abort the installation process.
So to fix it on your machine, remove the libgig6 package (which most probably
will remove other pacakges as well) and it should work fine then:
apt-get remove libgig6
CU
Christian
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