On Wed, 2006-01-25 at 21:35 -0600, Josh Lawrence wrote: > Hello everyone, > > I'm trying to install fst-1.6 on my Ubuntu machine. I've installed > the latest Wine from an Ubuntu package from the WineHQ site, and did > not compile it from source. When I run the configure program, I get > this error: > > checking for winedef.h header...configure: error: Could not include > the Wine headers (winedef.h) > > I'm curious as to why this is happening. Could it be that, because I > didn't compile it from source, that winedef.h is somehow not included > in my package? Or do I simply need to "point" the configure program > to where winedef.h is located? I'm a little lost here, and so I don't > really know where to start. I'm running a slow laptop (PIII 700 Mhz), > so if I can get away with not having to compile Wine from source, I > would be relieved. :) > > If I've neglected to give you any information that you need, please > let me know. Thanks for your help. It sounds like you installed the Wine package but not the wine-devel package. Try "dpkg -S winedef.h". Lee
