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Hi,
What is the GTK version provided on FC5 ?? How can i test which gtk i have 1.2 or 2?? and whats difference between gtk-config and pkg-config? and which is to be used with which GTK version to compile a GTK program?
you will have BOTH versions. they are seperate libraries and happily coexist together. gtk-config is for gtk whilst gtk2 uses the generic pkg-config framework.
you either have gtk applications or you have gtk2 applications, they are seperate libraries, seperate API's. you can consider them as totally different things. you can not choose wether you compile an application with gtk or gtk2 just as you can not choose to use qt instead on a whim.
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