Re: gtk+2 on 10.5 - dependency on libXdamage old version

It overwrites whatever was there.  In particular, it will overwrite the
X11 SDK files from Xcode.  One of these was what told Fink to look for
libXdamage.1.0.0.dylib .

Boaz Ilan wrote:
>
> Should I reinstall XQuartz?
> How would that change or create the files and/or links?
>
> On Oct 17, 2009, at 1:19 PM, Alexander Hansen wrote:
>
>> Martin Costabel wrote:
>>> Alexander Hansen wrote:
>>> []
>>>> I believe this is due to some package from the binary distribution
>>>> having been built against a version of X11 that had
>>>>
>>>> /usr/X11/lib/libXdamage.1.0.0.dylib
>>>
>>> Alex, I know that it is easy to forget these things (insane as they
>>> are), but the reason for this bug was that Apple's libXdamage.la from
>>> X11SDK.pkg does not know which libXdamage*.dylibs are installed by
>>> Apple's X11User.pkg. Their constitutional inability to synchronize the
>>> two things was at the origin of the bright idea to remove all *.la
>>> files.
>>>
>> Right; but we hadn't needed to do that on 10.5.  In this case, since the
>> original poster claims to have been using Xquartz, the fix should have
>> been to reinstall that.
>

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