Hi all, Has anyone had success with evolution 1.5 on fedora? I've been searching ever since the evo 1.5 announcement for help getting it installed on fedora. I first downloaded the source, but couldn't satisfy the dependencies because I couldn't find updated rpms for some libraries (for example, libgtkhtml-3.1). I decided not to compile all the libs from source, because then I would have an rpm version and a tar.gz version installed at the same time, which makes other things go bad. Then I tried an rpm for evolution from someones repository: http://people.ecsc.co.uk/~matt/downloads/rpms/evolution/1.5.0/RPMS/ but that had dependencies they didn't provide... I've also been looking for answers to red-carpet on fedora, but it seems the only answer I can find is "we plan to support it at some stage, but can't say when"... it may even not be till XD3 and gnome 2.6... Is there any way ahead? Can I compile all dependancies from source but not actually install them? Many Thanks, -- Iain Buchanan <iain pcorp nospam com au> A CONS is an object which cares. -- Bernie Greenberg.
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