Dick: >> I wonder, if SUNWgtk2 is not installed, then in which package gtk2 is >> packed into? Do you have SUNWgnome-base-libs installed on your system? > > I have no ida either. I know it's there. And yes, SUNWgnome-base-libs > is installed.
A while back the SUNWgnome-base-libs package was removed from Solaris and replaced with separate packages for each module which previously was bundled in SUNWgnome-base-libs. If you are building a spec-file on an older release of Solaris, there is no problem to remove references to SUNWgtk2, SUNWglib, SUNWlibatk, SUNWcairo, SUNWpango, or SUNWlibgladel. You can replace them with SUNWgnome-base-libs if you want the package you are building to depend on the SUNWgnome-base-libs package. Likewise you can remove references to SUNWgtk2-devel, SUNWglib-devel, SUNWlibatk-devel, SUNWcairo-devel, SUNWpango-devel, or SUNWlibglade-devel with SUNWgnome-base-libs-devel. You can replace these with SUNWgnome-base-libs-devel if you want the spec-file to verify the base-libs are on the system before allowing you to build. Then things should just work, assuming the code your building doesn't require a newer version of the base libraries. Brian
