Using RPM Libraries for Source Installs

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07-08-2004, 02:21 AM	#1
RemusX2 Member Registered: Oct 2003 Location: Bozeman, Montana Distribution: Gentoo 2010, Ubuntu 9.04 Posts: 175 Rep:	Using RPM Libraries for Source Installs Is there a way to direct a source installation to the correct RPM libraries? More specifically when I try to install Sound Juicer from source it yells at me saying it cannot find gstreamer. I have the gstreamer RPM installed so I am wondering if I can direct the source to the RPM's installed files. I know there is an RPM for Sound Juicer but I'd prefer the source.

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