Just have yast uninstall gimp and gtk, install your new gtk, make sure it's in your LD_LIBRARY_PATH and have yast reinstall gimp. If gimp protests about the libs (doubtful), simply pick up a newer gimp. The default SuSE kernel is massive, 500+k, I imagine they have damn near everything compiled into it :) Simone Castellaneta wrote:
I would like to know which options were set (Yes-No-Module) when people at S.u.S.E. compiled the kernel (2.0.33 - no SCSI) packaged with SuSE 5.1 distribution.
I would like to compile an application that requires GTK 1.0. Unfortunately, SuSE 5.1 installs GTK 0.97 so I downloaded and compiled successfully GTK 1.0 but when I tried to remove my old GTK, I got an error saying that libgtk.so.1, libglib.so.1 and libgdk.so.1 are needed by gimp-0.99.15-4. If I force GTK 0.97 removal, and install GTK 1.0, would GIMP complain about the new libraries or not?
Thanks for your help.
Bye.
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