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I am a bit stumped here since both the ./configure --help and the Icewm website show that a --with-imlib should work. But each time I attempt to use the option it gives me unrecognized option? Google searches also are completely unhelpful and I get tones of sites that do not give good information. I am thinking there is something wrong with autoconf or maybe something else. I am using the dev version of LFS and BLFS and trying to configure icewm-1.3.5
I kinda figured it out. The devs removed the option from the configure script without removing it from any of the docs. I really hate it when devs do this shit esp when the comit was over a year ago. Icewm uses gdk_pixbuf_xlib now
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