> -----Original Message-----
> From: geoffrey [mailto:geoffrey ticom com]
> Now I have a new question. In trying to update gtkhtml
> for evolution 0.99.2, gtkhtml complains: "You need Gnome
> configuration applet libraries 1.0.0 or later". Well, I then
> added "--without-gconf", but it still complains the same. So,
> it looks as if I am forced to install GConf. However, GConf
> is proving to be as bad an experience. So, can someone help
> me to build gtkhtml 0.16.1 without gconf, or build both
> gtkhtml and GConf 1.1.4? I just need to build gtkhtml and
> then I can build Evolution 0.99.2. Thanks for any help or
> pointers. The specifics are:
> SuSE v7.3, bonobo-1.0.17, bonobo-conf-0.14,gal-0.18.1
Geoffrey,
While I can not help that much, I would like to say that I have the same problem on my system, RH 7.1. This compile line worked:
./configure --prefix=/usr/local --with-bonobo
And this one failed:
./configure --prefix=/usr/local --with-bonobo --with-gconf
I'm glad that I was not the only one to have this problem. Maybe the developer can shed some light on this? Here is the detect output from the ./configure program with the config that fails. Hope this helps:
checking for Gnome App libraries (GAL) >= 0.15.99.9... 0.18.1 found
checking for Gnome configuration applet libraries >= 1.0.0... 1.4.0.1 found
checking for Gnome print libraries >= 0.29.0... 0.32 found
checking for GdkPixbuf >= 0.8.0... 0.13.0 found
checking for glibwww >= 0.2... not found
configure: WARNING: `testgtkhtml' will not be built.
checking for libghttp >= 1.0... found
checking for Bonobo >= 0.32... found ("1000")
checking if Bonobo uses OAF... "yes"
checking for gconf... found (1.0.7)
checking for gtkdoc-mkdb... True
Regards,
/*Raj*/
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