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I have the same problem with RedHat9 and GAIM. I download and install (or what seems to be installing) gtkspell rpm but GAIM still shows missing the libgtkspell.so.blahblah. I run rpm -qa (WOW) and could not find gtkspell anywhere. Any ideas? Am I installing RPMs wrotng. They always seemed to work before.
Well perhaps this isn't apropriate for this thread, but what is the proper way to install RPMs, or Tarballs for that matter. As far as the GAIM RPM I've only run it in Gnome. Ususally this works. As far as gtkspell, I've run the RPM in gnome and tried to install the tarball in a terminal. All of this was done in root. I know that when I ./configure | make | make install gtkspell it leaves the directory in the same folder to which I download the tar to. Where does GAIM RPM look for the library (libgtkspell.so.0)? It is on my system. Thanks again for you attention.
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