Re: Help with GTK

[Christopher Palmer <reid@pconline.com>]

On Thu, 28 Oct 1999, Jonathan Kline wrote:

> Recently I downloaded the gzilla web browser, I originally grabbed the
> latest binary, but soon discovered it was incomplete, so I thought I'd
> download the newest beta source, which went fine, I needed to update a few
> libraries including gtk, but now when I try to run ./configure for gzilla,
> it goes through it's rutines, but then it says it can't find the
> gtk-config file, I did a search for the file but it does not exsist, any
> idea where this file should be, and where I should get a copy....

If you have installed Gtk+ correctly, the gtk-config file definitely
exists. Do (as root):

	# updatedb

And then run 'locate gtk-config'. Then make a symbolic link from whereever
it is to some directory in your $PATH, so that 'configure' can find it.

If you are running *csh(1), you will have to run 'rehash' to update the
$PATH hash. If you are running a Bourne-type shell, this step is not
necessary.


-- Chris

  Christopher Reid Palmer : www.innerfireworks.com