<quote who="Simon Wong">
> > libgnome-dev
>
> I guess I should have tried that combo :-)
In Debian, you can pretty much rely on library packages being called lib*
and development packages ending with dev. If I'm searching for one of these,
I'd try 'apt-cache search lib gnome dev' (which actually returns quite a
lot, given GNOME's use of shared libraries).
> P.S. Do you use Glimmer for code development?
No, but I've heard very good things about gIDE and Anjuta.
> Is there a GTK+ version of Emacs as it has been really good as an IDE(!).
There's an xemacs-gnome, but those packages are only in sid (and perhaps
woody).
- Jeff
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