Re: galeon wants gnome-autogen.sh

[Matt Blaha <thecombatwombat worldwidewombat com>]

Morning Ron,

I've had similar problems when I accidently run autogen.sh as root, as
the garnome bin/ is not in my path as root. My advice is to make sure
gnome-autogen.sh is in your path with "which gnome-autogen.sh" or by
simply trying to run the script as the user who's running galeon's
autogen.sh, or simply looking in /opt/garnome/bin replacing /opt/garnome
with your prefix.

I don't believe gnome-common is built by default with any of the
garballs in meta/ but there is a garball for it in the gnome directory.

-- Matt
On Fri, 2002-11-08 at 07:01, Ron Smits wrote:
> Morning
> 
> I am running garnome 0.18.3 and I am trying to compile galeon2
> autogen.sh tells me he cannot find gnome-autogen.sh (he is right) and
> that I need to install gnome-common (which is installed) so what is
> going on here?
> the garnome is running like a charm. What am I missing?
> 
> Ron
> 
> 
> 
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