Re: [gentoo-user] end of this thread... I promise [was: gtk+1.2 vs gtk+2.0 ]

[Ben Munat]

Well, I found a README file that helped me edit XF86Config to get my 
dual-head monitors working... merged desktop and all. Still wouldn't 
mind running that PowerDesk program some day to take advantage of some 
of it's advanced settings, but I worry about that later.

Thanks for your replies.

b

Ben Munat wrote:

Man... you get a something to work and then something else doesn't. I 
got the matrox powerdesk app to compile and run. But then it makes a 
dialog box with textfields to enter the path to the XF86Config file and 
a backup XF86Config and when I click okay, it kills my X server!

Anyway, my question is, I should be able to run a gtk program on fluxbox 
right? I don't need to install gnome, or anything like that? I got this 
program to work on my old Mandrake install, so I know it'll work... 
somehow...

b

PS: Anyone know if there's some way to set up dual monitors without 
using this matrox app? Like, by just editing a config file or something?

Ben Munat wrote:

Nevermind... got it... it's "emerge \<x11-libs/gtk+-2.2"... that "+-" 
screwed me up...

b

Ben Munat wrote:

Brett Mansfield wrote:


I also (like many others) have gtk-1.2 and gtk-2 installed. IMHO the
easiest thing to do is:
"emerge gtk-1.2.x gtk-2.x.x"
which will install them both at the same time. (this is what I did
(IIRC)) and have had no problems, YMMV.




Just tried "emerge -p gtk-1.2.x", "emerge -p gtk+1.2.x", "emerge -p 
gtk+1.2.10", etc. All says no packages found...

b

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