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Using GTK+ 2.x and GTK+ 3 in the same process is not supported #24
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if I remove gtk3:
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After removing it, did you start a fresh install? (Re-run from scratch, run libtoolize again as explained in the README, etc.) |
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Can you make clean as the first step, before intltoolize? Rather than inbetween. If that does not fix it, then take a look at:
This line still contains gtk3. If you copy the line by hand and remove -lgtk-3 -lgdk-3, does it work then? |
Or clone the repository again in a fresh folder. (Or git clean -xfd) |
fresh install:
removing gtk3 by hand:
compile, but running:
my xmedcon use gtk3; is this the problem ?
going to xmedcon-0.16.2-4.fc34.x86_64 seems to work ! I am looking hot to build xmedcon 0.22.0 with gtk2 .... |
I need to buid xmedcon with configure --disable-gui after this seems to work well ... |
@enlf-dev is there an option to do this? |
Nope. It is on a separate branch. Supposed to be end of life but kept on intensive care for amide's sake. However, it is a rather peculiar issue because I would believe my core libmdc library shouldn't contain any gui related dependencies. Apparently it does somehow bothers with amide. A very long time ago, the only specific library requested to be included was glib in exchange of error message with amide; if I recall correctly. |
@enlf-dev you speak about libmdc? The problem was on xmedcon. |
Next release of (X)MedCon (or current git repo on SF), its libmdc will no longer pull in Gtk related stuff caused by an evil Makefile.am construction. |
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