Carlos Eduardo de Brito Novaes wrote:
> If you are moving these files to /opt/foo, I think you must pass a:
> LDFLAGS=$LDFLAGS -L/opt/foo/lib -L/opt/lib/foo1.../lib
> for each package you install and this really seens ugly.
I'm already seeing things like this passed straight to LD in my logs,
a
On Sat, 18 Mar 2006 16:53:51 -0600
Randy McMurchy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hugo Villeneuve wrote these words on 03/18/06 16:45 CST:
>
> > I installed Gnome Icon Themes 2.12.1, and noticed that the pkgconfig
> > file, "gnome-icon-themes.pc", is installed in "/usr/share/pkgconfig". This
> >
Hugo Villeneuve wrote these words on 03/18/06 16:45 CST:
> I installed Gnome Icon Themes 2.12.1, and noticed that the pkgconfig file,
> "gnome-icon-themes.pc", is installed in "/usr/share/pkgconfig". This caused
> problems when I tried to install libgnomeprintui-2.12.1 later as it could not
>
Hi,
I installed Gnome Icon Themes 2.12.1, and noticed that the pkgconfig file,
"gnome-icon-themes.pc", is installed in "/usr/share/pkgconfig". This caused
problems when I tried to install libgnomeprintui-2.12.1 later as it could not
find "gnome-icon-themes.pc".
I know how to solve the probl
Hi all
I have tried building GNOME 2.12.[23] on my quite a recent LFS system for
awhile without success. My problems are:
- When starting gnome as root, gnome-panel crashes
- When starting as a normal user, menus from the panel do not open,
perhaps someone thinks that they are empty
- Actually n
Alessandro Alocci wrote on Sat, 18 Mar 2006 03:30:57
Well, this worked for me:
Thanks Alessandro. That is a substantial research. This is definitely seems
to be a feasible solution to my problem. Will try and report back.
Regards
RSP
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Hello.
As far as I know, .la files are text files created by libtool. They give
information about a library such as libungif.la is about libungif.so.
They are needed to a new software to check the existence, path, version and
dependencies (flags) of this library.
In the past, I had to change so
I have recently taken to moving many pieces of my system into /opt . I
have come across an annoying little problem with *.la files when I'm
doing this - Specifically, when I install a package which includes
*.la files, no other package that depends on those files can find them
there. Is there an en
