Mozilla dependencies

[Nick Hudson]

export
PKG_CONFIG_PATH=/opt/lunar/gnome/2.4/lib/pkgconfig:$PKG_CONFIG_PATH

is the easiest way to do it.  If you have gnome2  installed it hsould be
already set for you in your /etc/profile.d/gnome2.rc file.  If you have
libIDL you should have that filke installed.  If its not set then there
is something wrong with the way your system handles the .rc files put
into /etc/profile.d.

On another not I am working on moving Gnome back to /usr when the 2.6
release comes out due to the fact that some apps dont run like straw,
meld and gDesklets due to that the gnome-python bindings cant find the
correct paths for things because it is in a non standard location.  So
far my tests with Gnome 2.5 have been great, just a few kinks that need
to be worked out before we move over in a few months.

Nick 

On Sat, 2003-12-06 at 00:47, Dave Brown wrote:
> Mozilla depends on libIDL, which depends on pkgconfig--and since Lunar's
> GNOME 2 is in a nonstandard location, pkgconfig doesn't know where to
> find it by default.
> 
> This is the terrible hack that I used to get it installed:
> 
> PKG_CONFIG_PATH=$(echo $(grep pkgconfig/ /var/log/lunar/install/*|cut -f2 -d:|sed 's/pkgconfig.*/pkgconfig/'|sort|uniq)|sed 's/ /:/g') lin mozilla
> 
> Perhaps there's a cleaner way to do this than simply looking for
> everything named "pkgconfig" everywhere in the system? :-)
> 
> --Dave
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