Eventually I removed most of those (test) links, but I did find that the libfontconfig worked with the Blastwave version and consistantly seg faulted with the SXCE b72 version. I wouldn't expect a mixed config to work well either, but I still think b72 (which is actually quite nice, now that I've hacked it to work) has some libfontconfig issues.
Thanks Geoff [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 2007/09/13 14:43:27: > Geoffrey Kransdorf wrote: > > Ok, first the good news: If you set LIBGL_ALWAYS_INDIRECT=TRUE > than the 3d crashes go away and all the 3d apps work. This isn't > well documented (i.e. not documented at all), but I'm just happy > that it works. > > > > Now the bad news, gnome is still totally broken for me (root and > non-root). Even some non-gnome apps seem broken. For example > Xclock (yes, THAT Xclock, /usr/openwin/xclock) doesn't work. gdb > and backtrace shows that it dies in /usr/openwin/fontconfig.so.1, > the same as gnome. > > > > Experimentally, I linked /opt/csw libs to /lib until gnome- > calculator came up. I had to link libORBIT-2.so.0, libfontconfig. > so.1, libgconf-2.so.4, libgnomeui-2.so.0 libgthread-2.so.0, libgtk- > x11-2.0.so.0 and libpango-1.0.so.0. Even then, there were loads of > startup errors, and the fonts didn't come up at all, so every > button just had a hex code on it. > > > > Whatever was done to gnome and libfontconfig in b72 seems to have > througholy broken both. > > I can't expect any system to work that's mixing blastwave and Sun > versions of the GNOME & fontconfig libraries - the communities don't > maintain a high enough level of compatibility for that to work well. > > I'd start with a pure Solaris install, see if that works, and then > add the blastwave stuff. > > -- > -Alan Coopersmith- [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sun Microsystems, Inc. - X Window System Engineering
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