A library that is there is not getting recognized. I might be that it is in a in /usr/lib64 because am on 64 bit. How do I direct ./config to it? Thanks
On Fri, 17 Feb 2012 22:26:02 +0000, verticals wrote:
> A library that is there is not getting recognized. I might be that it is
> in a in /usr/lib64 because am on 64 bit. How do I direct ./config to it?
> Thanks
What specifically are you trying to do, and what software are you trying
to build?
Jim
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On SuSE 11.4 and need webkit 1.6 for xxxterm to use vim type commands. SuSE 12.1 has it, and I was well into compiling webkit, lots of deps were added OK, and even though I do have libsoup 2.4 it says I don’t. Not clear on how to tell ./configure to find it and I know it is possible.
On Fri, 17 Feb 2012 22:46:02 +0000, verticals wrote:
> On SuSE 11.4 and need webkit 1.6 for xxxterm to use vim type commands.
> SuSE 12.1 has it, and I was well into compiling webkit, lots of deps
> were added OK, and even though I do have libsoup 2.4 it says I don’t.
> Not clear on how to tell ./configure to find it and I know it is
> possible.
Is it libwebkit3 you’re looking to build? I found a downloadable RPM in
the 11.4 GNOME 3.2 stable repo, you might look at that and see if it
meets your needs rather than building it from scratch.
If you still want to build, did you install the libsoup 2.4 devel package?
Jim
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Yes have all the dev stuff for libsoup. Will take a look at libwebkit3 and see if it works. Question is it in the SuSE repos under 11.4?
On Fri, 17 Feb 2012 23:16:03 +0000, verticals wrote:
> Yes have all the dev stuff for libsoup. Will take a look at libwebkit3
> and see if it works. Question is it in the SuSE repos under 11.4?
I did a search at software.opensuse.org/search and selected the option to
include everything - then searched on webkit and “1.6” and it turned up a
few hits.
Jim
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No, that isn’t what I need - been with SuSE for 20 years and even when one has the most recent release it doesn’t give one fresh stuff. Think it might be time to move to something like Arch. Sorry for the rant and this detail holds up a big project. Sigh … Thanks for trying.
xxxterm is available here
http://download.opensuse.org/repositories/home:/stefjakobs/openSUSE_11.4
libwebkitgtk3 is available here (version 1.6)
http://download.opensuse.org/repositories/GNOME:/STABLE:/3.2/openSUSE_11.4/
when your configure says it cannot find libsoup you have to check
configure.log what really is the problem often enough configure scripts
give completely misleading messages and what you miss really is a
library which is needed to compile a test programm configure uses to see
if the library is supported.
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martin_helm, thank you - have xxxterm running. It’s a great compliment to vim and my WM spectrwm. The lightest and fastest tiling WM I’ve ever used. The vimyist 
Regarding the configure stuff, didn’t know, (remember), how to deal with it. (am 70 and so what, hugh) Again thanks.
Am 18.02.2012 02:36, schrieb verticals:
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> martin_helm, thank you - have xxxterm running. It’s a great compliment
> to vim and my WM spectrwm. The lightest and fastest tiling WM I’ve ever
> used. The vimyist
I am not sure if you say your problem is solved now but it sounds like
that and I am happy your xxxterm works.
>
> Regarding the configure stuff, didn’t know, (remember), how to deal
> with it. (am 70 and so what, hugh) Again thanks.
>
>
Just in case you run at some time again into a similar problem when
trying to compile a software you can post the content of the following
files to susepaste.org and post the links here
config.log
config.status
that way helpers can see what really happens in your configure process.
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On 02/18/2012 12:56 AM, verticals wrote:
> been with SuSE for 20 years and this detail holds up a big project
you say “SuSE” and i have to wonder if it is openSUSE or SUSE Linux
Enterprise Server (SLES) or Desktop (SLED), because open and commercial
are different…
and, if using SLEx you really should ask over in their forum
<http://forums.suse.com/>…not because you are not welcome here (you
certainly are) but because here you might get a great answer for
openSUSE 12.1 which is kaka for your SLES 10.
btw: your ID/pass here is entry to there also…(so, you may have
accidentally logged in here)
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Thanks again, yes to the configure suggestion. xxxterm is working and now the issues are with the devs for it. Kinda nice to have a browser so light and with vim commands and even vim edit.
Sorry about that, openSuSE. Thanks.