Martin, It seems that for the most part, problems like this generally tend to point to the wx libraries on your system, either they are missing due to changes in the packaging, or you need to install Padre again, which should require the install and compilation of Wx and WxWidgets.
Given that the warning is it can't find the share object, one way to solve is will be to install any build tools, on debian based one, one would install the build-essential package ( this is all from dim memory sorry ) and after that install all the wx libraries, I generally use synaptic to search for them and install. If you are going to build Padre from cpan, make sure the -dev packages are also installed as these will be needed. >From there try running Padre again, if everythign works fine then you don't have to do anything, if not, then the best way to go is with lib::local and install a "local to your user's" version of cpan, keeping your system perl clean, or it seems many are installing perlbrew and then lib::local. I generally just install lib::local, follow the bootstrap example and then go from there. Peter. > > I have updated to Fedora 14 from the previous version using the > installation cd. I added Padre using the add/remove software program > and on running Padre the following error message is obtained. > > libwx_gtk2u_aui-2.8.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file > or directory. > > On Fedora 13 Padre ran ok so can the missing library be installed or > can Padre be installed using CPAN? > > > _______________________________________________ > Padre-dev mailing list > Padre-dev@perlide.org > http://mail.perlide.org/mailman/listinfo/padre-dev
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