> Let's see: I see a report on slashdot that abiword 2.0 was released. I went
> where that pointed, and it had the SuSE, the gnome, and the gtk versions of
> the release. I *presume* that they all use and need the same libraries, yet
> each one finds *different* libraries missing, and most of those libraries
> are, in fact, installed on my system.
If you want to install an rpm for a different Linux distribution or even
a different RedHat release (or rawhide) the safest way is to download
the src rpm and rebuild:
rpmbuild --rebuild ......src.rpm
That will link with the libraries installed on your system and (if the
rpm spec file is done correctly) will also adjust paths appropriately
for your system.
Still no guarantee that will work but it can solve some of the obvious
problems.
--
Ian
--
redhat-list mailing list
unsubscribe mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/redhat-list
