hi eric,
the problem is that it's finding the older gtk before it's finding the newer one.
your linux distribution probably included a version of gtk. distribution
inclusions like this are typically found in /usr/lib.
rm -r /usr/lib/*gtk* should be good enough.
now, since it won't find gtk libs in /usr/lib it'll roll over to
/usr/local/lib, where you installed it. (* if you have /usr/local/lib
in your /etc/ld.so.conf, which you certainly should *)
gtk versions are most definitely offered in rpm format, but i'd advise you
to avoid rpms entirely.
Eric Nordquist wrote:
> I recently tried installing the AfterStep Control Panel and needed the
> latest GTK. I installed the latest GTK, but I still can't install the
> control panel because the older GTK is the default on my system. I need
> to either remove the older version of GTK, or have the newer version
> become the default. It was not offered as an rpm, or I would have just
> upgraded it. The problem is I don't know how to remove the old GTK and
> have the newer be the default.
> Thanks for any help
>
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