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Shawn McCuan wrote:
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Hi,<br>
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I'm wondering where I can find an RPM for NVU-0.70 for Fedora 3. Ive
tried installing the fedora Core 2 version from nvu.com, but, it gives
me an error stating that I must first install gtk+2, but, I don't know
where to get that either. I have tried:<br>
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yum install gtk<br>
gtk2<br>
gtk+2<br>
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I'm fairly new to Linux, and I don't yet completely understand how to
build from source, so, an RPM is preferred. <br>
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Thanks!<br>
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Shawn McCuan<br>
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What do you get when you in a console (you don't have to be root for
this):<br>
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rpm -qa | grep gtk<br>
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This will list all the packages containing the keyword gtk installed in
your ssytem, usually the gtk+ 2 package is called gtk2-2.4.14, I find
it odd you don't have that one installed, or one of the files to
satisfy dependencies has another name or installed to another path than
the spec file in the RPM package expects it to be found. What's your
desktop environment, by the way?<br>
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