Greetings,
I recently ran into an insident, whereby I BROKE DOWN AND RE-INSTALLED MY
UBUNTU SYSTEM.
I am in the process of reconfiguring my system but I have run into a problem
compiling at-spi for orca. I am using the LTS release of ubuntu (8.04 hardy
harron). The default orca that comes with this release is 2.22. I
successfully built atk from git using the origin/gnome-2-22 branch. However
now when I run ./autogen.sh (with the appropriate prefix and libexecdir flags)
to compile the origin/2-22 branch of at-spi, I get an error message that my
intltool is obsolete.
I tried installing intltool through apt-get, but it tells me that the version
installed is up-to-date.
Is there any way of upgrading intltool on ubuntu.04 so i can finish upgrading
at-spi and orca?
Post script: yes I know i *COULD* download and install ubuntu9.10. I'm holding
out for the next LTS release.
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