>> > This
>> >
>> > make X11_PATH="/usr/include \
>> > /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/X11/rstart/commands/x11r6"
>> >
>> > worked for me.
>>
>> Thanks. The latter part looks strange.
>
> You were right, Ubuntu switched to Wayland. We might need a port.
While this is probably a good idea, Wayland provides an intermediate
layer to handle native X11 applications; the X11 headers thus *must*
be at a location that can be found easily by standard configure
scripts, say.
Parth, your patch is just an ad-hoc solution suitable to your platform
since it brutally overwrites the existing X11 tests (you are using
`:='). What I've meant with `patch' is a solution that *updates* the
available stuff to handle your system also...
Werner
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