I dont't think the best solution is to make new symlinks. In my short experience with Debian, when something looks strange, there is a problem behind, mainly because of my own mistakes. Then, the right thing is to guess which is the source of the problem, and correct it. As I have said in my previous e-mail, I solved this problem installing the libgtk1-dev package. Then, the symlinks were right. Don't you think it's better?
At this point, I think this may be a bug, because dpkg installs the package libgtk1 without reporting any dependence in libgtk1-dev. > ---------- > De: Daniel Elenius[SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Enviado el: viernes 20 de noviembre de 1998 18:04 > Para: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Asunto: RE: ldconfig can't find libgtk.so etc. > > OK, obviously, I wasn't reading my ldconfig output correctly, I > didn't, in fact, have the 1.0.4 files, but the 1.0.6 files, just like > you assumed. So a few ln commands fixed the whole thing. Thanks a lot! >
