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Just install the gtk-gnutella rpm. I did and within 5 minutes or so I was downloading everything I was looking for. Works perfect for me. I'm using JAMD (built from Redhat 9)
You could try a RedHat rpm, I thought they were around the same.
For the build error, seems to be some code error, retry building it from a clean directory (remove the old dir and re-extract it from the tar.gz package.)
Did you type make all-recusive? Just type make instead. See if that helps. I hear also gcc 3.2 isn't very good. Try to get 3.3 or 2.95. They'll be available as rpms I'm sure and you can have more than one version installed at any one time.
I just setup 'OverNet' which works pretty well. It is a pretty easy installation. Download the GUI and the source. Pretty easy, although I thought the documentation was a little lacking.
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