Hi, > >There is advice on this on my website. Remove all of the rpms and > >install from source if you're using the developer version. It stops > >problems such as you're having. > > > > > I think that's what I did, isn't it?
If you've removed the rpms, how can you use rpm -qa report it still being there? > >Remember to install it to the same base position as where you have > >installed mono. > > > > > If by "it" you mean libgdiplus, and mono is in /usr/bin, then where > should libgdiplus (and libpixman for that matter) be? It can make a difference. If you've installed to /usr, stick everything else in /usr. I've seen problems with /lib/pkgconfig not reading /usr/local on occasions. > Apologies again for my terminal thickness. Not a problem. We've all got to start somewhere :-) TTFN Paul -- "He's not the Messiah, he's a very naughty boy!" - Life of Brian, Monty Python
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