GTK2.0 installation
 

I am trying to install gtk 2.0 in a mandrake 8.0 machine. When run the ./configure it fails with 'pkg-config is too old', howver I installed the latest version of pkg sucessfully (I think, no errors). I've tried changing my env var to point to pkg but still get the same error. Thanks

try a "which pkg-config" ... with a bit of bad luck the new
version sits in /usr/local/bin and the old one sits before
it in the search path ...

Cheers,
Tink

I found that the pkg-config was not in may path. I added it to my path and got past the pkg-config errors, however now it is stating that I do not have glib-2.0.pc I downloaded glib2.0 and it seemed to install correctly(no errors). I tried to run the gtk ./configure again and this time it complains about atk.pc... I am starting to feel like I am going about this wrong. Is there a better way to get GTK installed (RPM) I am on Mandrake 8.0. Any suggestions would be nice. Thanks:newbie:

you need the -devel package aswell.

Thanks, I searched for the glib2.0-devel on google and found libglib1.2-devel-1.2.10-6mdk.i586 for mandrake. I ran rpm -ivh on the file and it came back with conflict errors about 'files from the install of libglib1.2-devel-1.2.10-mdk6 conflicts with file from package glib-devel-1.2.7-2' Is there a way I can start over, or what is the best way to fix the problem (other than quit or give up) The frustration level is beginning to get out of hand...:(