Re: This issues on compiling GTK+ from source and using GTK+ 3.x, GTK+ 2.x, and GTK+ 1.2 on one computer.

From: Michael Torrie <torriem gmail com>
To: gtk-list gnome org
Subject: Re: This issues on compiling GTK+ from source and using GTK+ 3.x, GTK+ 2.x, and GTK+ 1.2 on one computer.
Date: Sat, 03 Nov 2012 11:06:07 -0600

On 11/01/2012 04:57 AM, onetmt wrote:
> So, as you can see, apt-get can let them coexist (all in all, apt has
> the power of super-cow, hasn't it?); no need to recompile everything
> from scratch.

Off topic, but this ability to get different versions of a library to
coexist peacefully has absolutely nothing to do with apt-get, or even
the debian packaging system.

References:
- This issues on compiling GTK+ from source and using GTK+ 3.x, GTK+ 2.x, and GTK+ 1.2 on one computer.
  - From: Hongyi Zhao
- Re: This issues on compiling GTK+ from source and using GTK+ 3.x, GTK+ 2.x, and GTK+ 1.2 on one computer.
  - From: onetmt

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