On Fri, 2002-06-07 at 20:02, Colin Walters wrote: > > or do what I do which is: > > > > install gal/gtkhtml into /opt/gnome > > link /usr/lib/galConf.sh -> /opt/gnome/lib/galConf.sh (the same for > > gtkhtmlConf.sh) > > install evolution into /opt/gnome > > Interesting. Could I just change the /usr/lib/galConf.sh link for when > I'm compiling evolution? In other words, is the /usr/lib/galConf.sh > script consulted at runtime at all? I don't want to break my existing > installation of GNOME 1.4 and Evolution 1.0.5 (i'm using all of GNOME > from the Debian packages, except for evolution itself where I added my > Evolution patches in). > gnome-config is only called at autogen.sh/configure time, AFAIK. So, yes, it's safe to only have the link while compiling.
anyway, just don't install libgal-dev, if you're on debian. I've had several libgal* installed, with no problems. Now: ii libgal19 0.19.2-2 G App Libs (run time library) ii libgal2-0 0.0.3-2 G App Libs for GNOME2 (run time library) ii libgal2-0-data 0.0.3-2 G App Libs for GNOME2 (data files) ii libgal2-0-dev 0.0.3-2 G App Libs for GNOME2 (development files) and this is a freshly-installed system, with almost GNOME2-only apps/libs. In my previous system, I had more libgal*, and everything worked fine, since the packages that use other versions of libgal, do link correctly with the libgal.so.x.x.x file. and all this with gal CVS installed in /opt/gnome cheers -- Rodrigo Moya <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> _______________________________________________ evolution maillist - [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.ximian.com/mailman/listinfo/evolution
