how do i install alacarte menu editor frm source..it errs!
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LOL, w/o even reading his post your reply shows why he is on my ignore list.
Sorry for any hurt feelings, but it was so funny I couldn't resist.
BTW, deepclutch you might read some of the many links provided by others on asking smart questions. The granddaddy is by Eric S. Raymond & Rick Moen. (Google it). In the environment they describe, you would need an asbestos jump suit. Here on LQ, cs-cam's reply is the worst flame I've seen you get, & it's pretty mild.
Hope this is polite enough to help you mend your ways, rather than just piss you off.
i compiled from source and installed pygtk using checkinstall...now if i try compiling alacarte,it again fails....it cant see pygtk installed..what 2 do?any env path? variables needs to be set?enlighten pls..
Thenks cs-cam,
now am using debian etch default Alacarte Menu Editor is version 0.8 and it hang when try to add any new item,i mean cant set command path!.so i tried Alacarte 0.9 compiling from source,threws out below error:
Code:
ckages
checking for pkg-config... /usr/bin/pkg-config
checking pkg-config is at least version 0.9.0... yes
checking for ALACARTE... yes
checking for pygtk 2.8.0 installed for python 2.4... not found
configure: error: required pygtk version not found
root@etch:~/Desktop/alacarte-0.9#
Well as you can see PyGTK is installed fror Python 2.3 but not for Python 2.4. That's what you get for using a package system that allows multiple versions to be installed at once. The answer is to either reinstall by building PyGTK against the newer Python version or see if there is a python24-pygtk package in the Etch repositories.
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