using GARNOME to get a cleanly rebuilt modern GNOME library stack

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HI,

I don't want to replace my desktop, but I would like to make clean rebuilds
of glib gtk pango etc. etc.
all the way up the library stack.  I'm looking at an assertion violation in
inkscape that I think may
be due to something weird in my crazy stack of gnome libs.  Is garnome a
good way to go for this?

Thanks,
Britton

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HI,<br><br>I don&#39;t want to replace my desktop, but I would like to make=
 clean rebuilds of glib gtk pango etc. etc.<br>all the way up the library s=
tack.=A0 I&#39;m looking at an assertion violation in inkscape that I think=
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be due to something weird in my crazy stack of gnome libs.=A0 Is garnome a =
good way to go for this?<br><br>Thanks,<br><font color=3D"#888888">Britton<=
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