Marcel Pol wrote:
>
> On 08-Jun-00 Alvaro Nunes wrote:
> > I made the Gnome upgrade. So, as a consequence, I have now a new Gimp on
> > my system and when I try to install sane I receive a message saying that
> > libgimp.so.1 is unsatisfied. This never ocurred to me before and I
> > suppose that eventually this never would ocurred if I don't have made a
> > clean install of Mandrake 7, I mean, if I have installed the new Gnome
> > over my old installation where sane was working fine.
>
> I had the same with Sane 1.0.1, allthough I do not remember what error came up.
> Sane 1.0.2 and Gimp 1.1.22 work fine for me.
>
> Marcel Pol
I am no expert but it might be because you have two Gimps on the
machine.
I had trouble getting sane to install until I did this one thing.
I went to /usr/lib where some of the gimp 1.0.4 libraries reside and
moved
10 files that start with libgimp.xx to a temp directory. I then built
sane 1.0.2 and had no problem. Now I could only link the newer Gimp
1.0.23
by doing this but by moving the files back into /usr/lib you will still
be able to run 1.0.4 but will not be able to link it to sane.
I think sane can only be built using the libraries of either version and
cannot use both at the same time. Perhaps someone smarter out there has
a
way to have both versions of Gimp up and running and being able to link
both versions to sane.
Best regards,
Kurt Savegnago
ksaves2@theramp.net
I have had a problem with Gimp .XX having trouble reading some kinds of
files
where 1.0.4 was still able to read them. I could open the file in
question
under 1.0.4 and save it and then 1.0.23 would be able to read them.
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