What do you have on your computer?
Thanks, Henning Nielsen Lund:
I have added 'gtk-list' back into the address.
Slackware9.1 'everything' installed from packages a, ap, d, n, f, g, k, x, and xap.
How can I tell?
what they mean with gtk2 is gtk+ >= gtk+-2.0.0
If you have GNOME2 installed you allready have it ...
My window manager is Gnome and when I right click on a blank place on the title bar and select 'about Gnome', it indicates version 2.4.0, but what does this have to do with 'gtk2' or 'gtk+' ? What is 'Pango' ? What is 'Glib' ?
:-| Chuck
But you could upgrade to the newest version:
Glib-2.4.0 --> Pango-1.4.0 --> GTK+-2.4.0
chuck gelm wrote:
Howdy, Everyone:
I have found an application that I want to try; Bluefish. http://bluefish.openoffice.nl/
The documentation for Bluefish says that it requires 'gtk2'. "It requires gtk2 <http://www.gtk.org/>, libpcre <http://www.pcre.org/> and (optional) libaspell <http://aspell.sourceforge.net/> for spell checking and (also optional) gnome-vfs <http://www.gnome.org/> for remote files."
I found this mail list at http://gtk.org, but there seems to be references only to 'gtk+'.
How do I obtain 'gtk2' ?
Regards,
Chuck Gelm
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