On Fri, 05 Sep 2003 08:07:22 EDT, Paul Davis <paul@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> said: > i am trying to install gtkmm 2.2, but it requires gtk 2.2 or above. i > was hoping to leave my RH8.0 system fully RPM based wherever possible, > but i don't seem to be able to find any RPM's of gtk 2.2 except those > in RH rawhide. my attempt to install these has already screwed up my > system (i upgraded glibc without upgrading rpm ...), but once i get > that fixed, i'd still like to find a way to move the system to gtk 2.2 > rather than the 2.0 that comes with RH8.0. any directions to an RPM? This just begs the question of whether any *other* properly built RPM will give you any less grief - the usual problem hit with RawHide is that RPM's are tagged with their dependencies, which you can bypass *at your own peril* by using --nodeps. Having said that, the Rawhide RPMs for the latest releases (Glib 2.2.3, pango 1.2.5, atk 1.3.5 - gtk+ 2.2.4 hasn't shown up as of last night but probably will within the next 48 hours or so) are a slam-dunk drop-in if you're already in RedHat 9.0 - you may wish to consider upgrading and then going for the rawhide releases of just those).
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