Need help to see if i have some software
Can anyone explain to me how I can see if I have this software. I am trying to install PYWM. I need the following software:
Python >=2.2 Pyrex - the Python<->C wrapper generator FLTK version 1.0 libstdc++ xlibmesa3 libgl1 libc6 xlibs-dev |
If you did a stock install of Slackware 13.37, then you have everything except FLTK, which you can get from SlackBuilds.org.
Normally, you just need to know that installed packages are logged in /var/log/packages. You can then use Unix tools such as ls and grep to analyze that directory. e.g. ls /var/log/packages | grep -i fltk Most of what's on your list are Debian names, though, so that wouldn't exactly work. Also, having current versions of all of the dependencies does not guarantee that you can run PYWM: it hasn't been updated since 2006, and the dependencies may well have changed to the point where they no longer work with it. Why do you want to run this window manager (which, once again, hasn't been updated since 2006) anyway? |
Doh, posted in slackware...
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In Slackware, your packages are complete, meaning, that the -dev package is part of the package - not separate ;) I hope that helps :) Kindest regards, |
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The reason I want to run fltk is to start working on a gui i designed. eventually i will have it with a distrubution made from "Linux From Scratch." Another reason is that I am trying to get used to Linux again and this is something that I've always wanted to do from the first day I used a computer.
i found everything except the libraries in that list or maybe it's just that fltk is outdated. i get error 1 and sometimes error 2. I'm just gonna put this away for now and see if I can find a better solution If any of you have any suggestions for an easy way to put a gui on x windows then let me know. I'll appreciate the responses. |
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