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<0> That's for the gtk
<1> no errors for any of them?
<2> compiling the same thing again doesn't make sense
<2> right, it doesn't matter where you unpack the sources
<3> hey also ubuntu is not working
<4> balrog-kun: This is what happens when a Windows user tries to install something on Linux and it fails.
<0> balrog-kun, really?
<0> balrog-kun, so what would be wrong?
<2> yeah
<4> SaiDawi: I already suggested you run ldconfig and try again.
<2> SaiDawi: have you tried what Penguin- suggested?
<4> But I bet you didn't do it.
<0> Penguin-, Just type ldconfig and then compile?
<0> lemme check.
<1> make install needs admin privileges
<0> I am already in su mode



<4> substitue user mode?
<2> you could also use package manager to install glib and the rest
<5> Penguin-, its a 64 bit copy of ubuntu
<4> AzAzEl656: I don't know what long mode means.
<5> and i have 2 amd64bit processors
<0> guys, if I wanna paste, where shall I do it?
<4> pastebin.ca
<2> AzAzEl656: i guess if you're running in an emulator it doesn't matter what hardware you have at all
<5> balrog-kun, do you know any good emulators?
<0> http://pastebin.ca/309154
<2> you need to get a system for the hardware that the VM has
<2> AzAzEl656: yes, qemu
<5> where can i get that?
<2> from qemu.org...
<4> Okay, I said to run ldconfig. Did you ever do that? The error says the exact same thing.
<2> AzAzEl656: or your avourite package manager
<0> Penguin-, I did
<0> I typed: ldconfig
<0> then I typed: ./configure
<4> And then configure for gaim again?
<5> thank you balrog-kun
<2> no problem
<2> SaiDawi: now you have two versions installed it appears
<0> balrog-kun, 2 versions of what?
<2> of glib
<2> either remove one or update the pkg-config entry
<0> Which is better?
<0> update the pkg-config?
<2> yes, what the message says
<0> How can I update that thing?
<2> i don't know, you'd have to look for a .pkg file in the sources and copy it there or somethgin, or just edit it, or maybe removing would be enough for gaim to compile
<2> you should leave this task to the package manager
<1> why are you compiling gtk/glib if you have ubuntu
<1> makes no sense
<0> Mulder, well, I was tryin to install irssi before and it asked for that
<0> Mulder, I removed the irssi anyway
<0> I wanna install the new version of gaim
<1> irssi is in packages too
<0> How can I resolve my problem?
<2> as is glib
<1> yeah
<1> just use glib in ubuntu packages
<4> Well, if you used the package manager, that would probably help.
<1> install the -dev packages
<0> Penguin-, How to do it?
<4> apt-get install glib gaim irssi perhaps.
<0> I don't wanna irssi any more
<4> THen don't include it.
<2> then don't install it :P
<5> balrog-kun, what version of qemu should i get?
<0> apt-get install glib gaim irss
<0> whops sorry
<0> Building dependency tree... Done
<0> E: Couldn't find package glib
<2> AzAzEl656: the latest, 0.8.2 is last stable i think
<2> although it's already slightly outdated
<4> Can someone teach this guy how to use apt?
<0> (
<0> :(
<2> it's probably libglib or something
<0> It's my 2nd day ofLinux.



<2> "apt-cache search glib" to get a hint
<5> source code or binary distro?
<2> AzAzEl656: of qemu? whatever you prefer
<5> so it doesnt make a difference?
<2> yes, if you get the source code you need to compile it before you use it
<0> balrog-kun, okays, I typed that command then?
<2> SaiDawi: which one?
<0> balrog-kun, I used apt-cache search glib
<2> ok, it should tell you something and it should be a hint about installing glib
<0> I will show you what it gave me.
<2> no :(
<4> Once again, do not paste here.
<0> I will not paste here.
<0> I will do it at pastebin.
<2> i won't read it
<2> i know more or less what it should print
<2> it was for you to read it
<4> I guess I could start ubuntu and see it on my end, too.
<0> http://pastebin.ca/309156
<4> So what if we try: apt-get install libglib2.0-0
<0> libglib2.0-0 is already the newest version.
<0> 0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 0 not upgraded
<4> Now what about: apt-cache search gaim-1.5.0
<0> root@SaiDawi:/home/saidawi/Desktop/gaim-1.5.0 # apt-cache search gaim-1.5.0 root@SaiDawi:/home/saidawi/Desktop/gaim-1.5.0 #
<0> no result
<4> Try without the -1.5.0 on it. Maybe that will turn up something.
<0> okays
<0> http://pastebin.ca/309159
<0> Morning lacroix .
<1> russell peters is funny
<4> SaiDawi: apt-get install gaim
<4> See how this thing works?
<4> You search the cache for your package, then you install whatever name it shows you.
<4> Easy, right?
<0> gaim is already the newest version.
<0> 0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 0 not upgraded.
<4> Then you have gaim installed already.
<0> I have gaim 1.1.5 and I wanna use the 1.5.0
<4> oh
<6> cold
<0> 1.1.4 has bugs, so I wanna update to the new one.
<6> SaiDawi: hmm, it does?
<4> Then maybe you have to update the cache.
<0> Interex, It closes alone.
<0> like when I am talking to someone, suddenly, boom, no GAIM.
<0> No errors nonothing.
<4> apt-get update
<0> I already did that.
<4> Then try to install new gaim?
<0> Penguin-, this is what I am trying to do.
<0> but it is giving me that error.
<4> I already know what you are trying to do.
<0> the glib.
<4> If you have apt you don't need to compile things from source.
<4> But you've already installed things from source.
<4> That makes things messy.
<0> Penguin-, I didn't get you.
<2> well, if you install the -dev package for glib your gaim should compile fine
<0> I have an idea, let's try to make it from the begining.
<6> i need to go
<4> apt-get install libglib2.0-dev
<4> I thought apt should be able to solve all dependencies.
<2> nothing depended on libglib-dev yet in SaiDawi's adventures
<4> If gaim needs it, doesn't gaim depend on it?
<2> the gaim package doesn't need libglib-dev, only libglib
<4> hmm
<2> it would be a build time dependency, but apt doesn't build
<4> Then I'm confused why you said installing the -dev might help.
<0> I am back
<0> so shall I write that command?
<2> it would help in compiling gaim, building from source with ./configure etc
<0> I did something now
<4> Oh, I understand.
<0> I copied the glib.2.8.3 contents to the gaim folder.. and I triedto configure and it worked


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