On Sun, Oct 08, 2006 at 10:40:37PM +1300, Simon Geard wrote:
>
> The 1.x libraries *can* be installed in parallel with the 2.x versions,
> but since they've been unmaintained for years, you'd likely have trouble
> building them on a new system. Much easier to find alternatives to the
> few programs that require them.
>
> Simon.
Actually, they're not that hard to build, but I agree it's better
to find alternative applications. I haven't built gtk1 for at least
six months. For both glib-1.2 and gtk-1.2 on x86_64 pure64 the only
change is
cp -v /usr/share/automake-V.V/config.{guess,sub} .
before running ./configure (replace V.V.V with wherever the files
got installed, so typically automake-1.9).
People may have seen previous comments from me suggesting there was
a problem with audacious on x86_64 pure64. Turns out the UI changed
and you now have to click on 'play' to start it instead of radio
feeds auto-starting. So, I can again recommend that as a
replacement for XMMS which doesn't need a lot of gnome libs (gnome
users will probably prefer bmpx).
Ken
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