On Wed, Oct 30, 2002 at 12:11:56PM -0600, Mark Guzzo wrote:
> I tried to install something via RPM and got an error about needing GTK+2. When I looked at the version,
> rpm -q gtk+
> I got this: gtk+-1.2.10-22
>
> Now I'm no programmer :-( but I thought that GNOME2 is based on GTK+2.
> Has anyone upgraded to GTK+2? If so, what all do I need?
>
Try this and I think you'll be happier with the results:
'rpm -q gtk2'
Or
'rpm -qa | grep gtk'
- jkt
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