Thanks,
I'm still having problems. When I run java tool and view all of the
LaF's GTK is displayed, however gtk isn't available in the pkg-config
It appears that GTK isn't installed. Just to be clear, GTK is installed
with Red Hat OS correct? I installed all the packages when installing the
OS and I assumed that it would be installed. And java picks it up. Also
there are other gtk packs in the pkgconfig folder, such as gkt-engines-2.pc
. Do you or anyone know why the required info is not in pkgconfig? Thanks
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David VandePol
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Subject
Re: Finding Version of GTK
installed
On Mon, 4 Dec 2006 13:09:46 -0500
David Vandepol <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> a gtk-config file is not created in /usr/lib or anyplace
> for that matter. I was wondering if anyone knew how to determine the
> version of GTK installed, or any file(s) that would contain this
> information.
gtk-config was for GTK+ version 1.x. From 2.0 on, the version can
be interrogated by
pkg-config --modversion gtk+ (for version 1.2.x)
pkg-config --modversion gtk+-2.0 (for version 2.x - the 2.0 is
misleading)
use --modversion, not --version (the latter will give you the version of
pkg-config)
John
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