Hey all,
I'm having one hell of a problem with gdk-pixbuf. I have it all
installed but nothing can see that it's there. I'm running Linux From
Scratch (one of those where everything is compiled from source).
Here's how I have everything set up:
Gnome 2 is in /opt/gnome2
Gnome libs are at /opt/gnome2/lib
gtk libs are at /opt/gnome2/lib
gtk prefix is /opt/gnome2
gdk prefix (as reported by gdk-pixbuf-config) is /opt/gnome2
Here's the thing, though:
My GTK includes are at /opt/gnome2/include/gtk-2.0
pixbuf includes are at /opt/gnome2/include/gtk-2.0/gdk-pixbuf
Configure script for the programs I'm trying to get to work are looking
for gdk-pixbuf/gdk-pixbuf.h I can see that the file is located at
/opt/gnome2/lib/gtk-2.0/gdk-pixbuf/gdk-pixbuf.h on my system.
I thought, maybe it was getting tripped up because the gtk directory is
gtk-2.0 and not just gtk, so I symlinked it - that didn't work. So I
symlinked the gdk-pixbuf directory so it was in /opt/gnome2/libs - that
didn't work. I even tried symlinking it to /usr/include (thought it may
be more accessible). Nothing is working. I've even tried to recompile
gtk-2.1.5 (which comes with gdk-pixbuf), but things still didn't get set
up right.
If anyone can help, I will name my first born child after you in
repayment. Well, as long as your name isn't * or something absurd
like that.
Thanks to all.
Wackman