lør, 29 03 2008 kl. 02:39 -0700, skrev wangji: > I did all that in ubuntu-7.10 > Since there is no ubuntu_libmagick-c++-dev I pick from the rpm and just > unpack manually with alien and copy to the /usr/include > I have mixed different cases but with no success You should _never_ use rpm's from another distro on Ubuntu. On Ubuntu the packages you need are called (at least on the development version that I'm running) libmagick++9-dev libmagick9-dev You can just install these packages using synaptic. But first, get rid of the rpm stuff you installed. These will screw up your system.
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