I can''t set KDev up to recognize where my gtk headers are.. I know the most portable way in source (for distribution) is #include "gtk.h", so how would I set my environment up to work like that? Thank you Maega

I''m sure there''s some way of adding source/header directories in KDevelop. Of course, since KDevelop is geared more towards Qt/KDE programs rather than GTK/GNOME ones, it''s unlikely that it''ll explicitly support GTK+ stuff.

Do you have another and/or better IDE I could use?

Anjuta. That''s my current IDE and I like it. It has no KDE support though.

That wants glibc 2.3.. I have glibc 2.2.5..

Im a newbie to the whole linux thing, so I don''t know how to upgrade that type of stuff

try looking on rpmfind.net for the rpms of any packages you might need.

I went there, got the RPMS, and now Im in dependancy hell hehe

Glibc 2.3.1-16 won''t install because it needs glibc-common 2.3.1-16. Glibc-common 2.3.1-16 won''t install because it wants glibc 2.3.1-16.

I tried uninstalling the current glibc and reinstalling the others.. didn''t work either.

grrr..

Try passing them both to rpm at the same time, ''rpm -i glibc*

Possible Tip: If you're using Red Hat 7.3 or 8.0 go here and read how to install apt-get (I assume you're not using Debian, which already has apt-get built-in). After installing apt-get, open a terminal as root and type apt-get update. After that finishes type apt-get install anjuta and it will install everything necessary in the correct order. Edit: spelling.



[edited by - Null and Void on December 15, 2002 6:16:38 PM]

Im using Mandrake 9.0