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The funny thing is that when the image is shown on its own in firefox it shows. You would think that it is buggy code. But if this was the case why does it show ok in firefox in other OS's, or indeed in any other browser.
I have also upgraded firefox to the new 1.5 version. Same result though.
I recommend you to download and install firefox again or install libpng and see if works, but maybe you will need to install firefox even if you install libpng...
make a search for libpng to see if it exist on your box before downloading it
locate libpng*.so
Bathory: I tried your code. But there is no reply - there is nothing. But firefox-bin is where it should
What you mean nothing. This is the ldd output for the latest firefox 1.5. Do you have libpng installed? What is your firefox version?
BTW the image in the link you posted looks OK with my firefox 1.5
Note that I have compiled libpng from source and installed it in /usr/local/lib for other reason and firefox seems to use it. If you want you can remove the libpng that comes with Slack and install from source with "./configure --prefix=/usr" to not break your system. Don't forget to run "ldconfig" after.
maginotjr: Yes, I reinstalled firefox. I also compiled the zlib from source.
bathory: /usr/local/lib was in the ld.so.conf - at the top! As for "ldd /usr/lib/firefox/firefox-bin |grep png". There is no output - no reply - nothing.
But not to worry. I decided to load zenwalk-linux over slackware, and the problem is sorted.
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