As it turns out, I did have gnome2 installed, but ldconfig wasn't looking at /opt/gnome2/lib, where the needed file resided. I did "ldconfig /opt/gnome2/lib" and gdm is working fine now.
However, now I have the problem that when I choose the GNOME2 session in gdm, it brings up IceWM instead. Same goes with KDE3. I had tried to install Gnome2 a while ago (like you said, it was a pain), so I thought maybe I had some conflicting packages. I ripped out a number of gnome-related packages to try and clean things up and am now trying to replace them. Maybe I cleaned things all too well... :) - Kathy On Monday 30 September 2002 04:15 pm, Randall Jonasz wrote: > I forgot you said you have 9.0 installed. Use rpmdrake and see if > gnome2 can be installed that way. > > Cheers, > > Randy
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