problem running AMSN in FC2
hi everyone.
i upgraded from red hat 9 to fedora core 2. but i can't run AMSN, because the "wish" command isn't recognized. i think this is because Tcl/Tk isn't installed. but, isn't supposed to come with FC2??? (it appears when i make rpm -q tcl) i tried to install a Tcl source package, but nothing happens. what can i do?? thanks in advance. |
when I was running FC2, i got it running by just unzipping the tar file into /usr/local/msn
worked fine for me. to make a shortcut to it, just point to /usr/local/msn/amsn and select the icon you want :D (I, of course, used the two Tuxes one, but I'm wierd like that). should work fine, let me know if it doesn't. |
it didn't work. it's a Tcl/Tk problem. wish command doesn't exist.
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Most likely the command name is incorrect. Type:
# locate wish then a list of file contains the string '"wish" will be shown. Now find what exactly your wish command is called. For me it's called "wish8.4" So what I have to do is to edit the first line of excutable file: amsn Lounch any editor, for example: # emacs amsn You should see the first line as: #!/usr/bin/env wish now change it to: #!/usr/bin/env wish8.4 Then execute it the noramal way: # ./amsn Hope it works. |
or just use yum to install amsn.
as root: yum install amsn you may need to add more sources to /etc/yum.conf This method worked for me. |
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