RE: Unresolved dependency Errors(Solved)

[Bryan Schmidt <schmidtb calib com>]

Sorry,
	Needed to install glib10 and gtk+10 as posted in following post.

The old glib and gtk packages are important at least if you use any of the
"old" Redhat apps - such as Control Panel (not to be confused with Gnome
Control Center).  If you've got RPM on your machine, try unistalling the
glib10 and gtk10 packages (rpm -e).  You will get a failure with a listing
of packages that depend on the libraries.  If you don't think you need the
other packages, get rid of them and then go ahead and get rid of the glib10
and gtk10 packages and be done with it.  I personally like the drive mount
tool and continue to use it, so I keep them on my Redhat system.

William F. Helke

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Bryan Schmidt [mailto:schmidtb@calib.com]
> Sent: Wednesday, March 03, 1999 10:58 PM
> To: 'gnome-list@gnome.org'
> Subject: Unresolved dependency Errors
> 
> 
>     Can someone tell me how I should work around the 
> unresolved dependency
> errors when installing Gnome.  When I run rpm -Uvh * to 
> install packages I
> get this failed dependencies message. The dependencies are when I am
> installing the gtk+ and glib packages.  I got Gnome running 
> by using rpm
> --nodeps but I also didn't have top title bar on my windows.  
> If I could
> figure out how to make the install as user friendly as 
> possible I could help
> with some documentation on the setup.  I have not worked with 
> RPM as I have
> been using Slackware Linux. 
> 
> Thanks,
> Bryan
> 
> 
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