I read the INSTALL guide, and of course I got the whole can't find wx-config thing... so to find the path, I su and went to / dir and did a find / -iname wx*

Results where not good, it found no wx-config anywhere on my system.. it did find wxcopy and stuff like that, but no wx-config...



bash-2.05b# find / -iname wx*
/usr/bin/wxcopy
/usr/bin/wxpaste
/usr/man/man1/wxcopy.1x.gz
/usr/man/man1/wxpaste.1x.gz
/usr/man/sk/man1/wxcopy.1x.gz
/usr/man/sk/man1/wxpaste.1x.gz
/usr/src/lmule-1.2.1/docs/wx-patch
/usr/src/lmule-1.2.1/m4/wxwin.m4
/usr/src/lmule-1.2.1/src/wx

did you try the whereis command?

bash-2.05b# whereis wx-config
wx-config:

Well, sadly that is all I had for you, I don't use lmule or emule and I run a rpm based distro so you need one of the resident slackers to help you with a source install. I did cruise to the sourceforge page to see what I could dig up. It seems as though they have a pretty healthy help forum going, it will take a while to get an answer I would imagine but you might find an answer there.

wx-config is part of wxGTK which you have to download and compile. I think you can find it on Sourceforge.

that's why lol.

They could mention that in the documentation somewhere.