missing library
Hi,
I just installed Slackware 9.1. Everything is going pretty smooth with it but apparently the installer missed installing a library. I can't seem to run a few programs, like Mozilla or Gaim, even after uninstalling their package and reinstalling them. The error message says I am missing libatk-1.0.so.0. I don't know where the package that installs that library is on the CD. Where can I get that library from? Thanks |
insert slack CDROM
mount /<path/to/cdrom/mountpoint>/ cd /<path/to/cdrom/mountpoint>/ bzip2 -dc MANIFEST.bz2 | less /libatk Scroll up a few lines to find the package ;) Cheers, Tink |
Another question: Why did this library not install in the first place? I always use the "Menu" option when I install, is it possible that I accidentally unselected the package or was it just a fluke of the install?
Thanks |
No idea what you did to it mate, it's part of the
"accessibility" package of Gnome ... you probably thought you're not hearing-/vision-impaired and won't need it ;) Cheers, Tink |
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