This is probably way off topic for this ML (so please ignore if you
want), but it started w/the Gimp, so what hell...
I compiled new versions of atk/glib2/gtk2/pango in order to start
checking out the 2.3 series of the Gimp.
Everything went fine. I removed the old atk/glib2/gtk2/pango RPMs along
w/their respected devel RPMs. I then make installed (via checkinstall)
all the new GTK and friends, so I now have lovely round RPMs of each
package installed. Now I compiled Gimp 2.3.0, and, yet again, all went
well.
However, when I run YAST now, it insists on reinstalling the old GTK
(and friends) devel RPMs. Of course, I don't want to do that as the new
header files are already installed. The RPMs I created (with
checkinstall) contain the header files. The RPM packages just weren't
broken out into 2 RPMs per package (i.e., binary RPM and devel RPM) like
SuSE and other distros tend to do.
Any tips on this dilemma?
Thanks for reading,
Eric P
Ps. I'm running SuSE 9.2 pro
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