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I've just got gxine 0.5.4 to install finally, but when I type gxine in termial it says
gxine: error while loading shared libraries: libmozjs.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
even though I have libmozjs.so in /lib/firefox,
local/mozilla, local/lib/mozilla-1.6 , lib/mozilla-1.7.11
now this is what I get when typing gxine on terminal
(process:16685): Gtk-WARNING **: Locale not supported by C library.
Using the fallback 'C' locale.
/usr/local/etc/gxine/gtkrc:34: error: unexpected character `@', expected string constant
gxine: symbol lookup error: gxine: undefined symbol: gtk_window_set_auto_startup_notification
That looks like some GTK incompatibility. It seems that something in gxine is looking for a function in a dynamic library that doesn't exist in that library.
Are you sure you know which version of GTK is required by gxine? It should not make a difference if you have a newer version (usually...) though...
You might try getting the exact GTK version from the GTK site that your version of gxine requires, and running gxine against that version instead of the one you currently have on your system. I. e. you might want to attempt "downgrading" your GTK (if its version is too "high") or upgrading to a newer GTK setup before attempting to run gxine again.
Mind you, the reason gxine could not find the libraries initially might in fact be because your GTK version is too old - the fix I suggested just kludged things a bit and allowed you gxine to find the library - but now it might be too old.
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