Note:
I just did it, and have no long-term experience yet.
So do this at own risk, and BACKUP YOUR SAVEFILE first
I also did not do it in Puppy 3, but in Muppy 0083b, that has more libraries than Puppy 3.
I recently also had compiled several other libs.
So if you have bad luck, it will not work for you.
But I think, there is a good chance, that it will.
It is quickly tested.
Download from:
ftp://mirror.pacific.net.au/linux/slack ... ackware/l/
glib2-2.14.6-i486-4.tgz
gtk+2-2.12.9-i486-1.tgz
If you run Python 2.5, you also might want:
libxml2-2.6.31-i486-2.tgz
Extract them to own folders, like "gtk" "glib" "xml".
Copy the included install/doinst.sh one folder up.
In that folder, right-click (if you use Rox-Filer), -> Terminal here
In the consolewindow type:
bash doinst.sh
Now package as .tar.gz the folders etc and usr in "gtk" "glib" "xml".
Then extract them in "/".
Thats it.
Abiword and gxine still work, so I think if such complex applications still work, also others will.
I just was able now to compile the latest versions of Glade and Gtksourceview
Like this you also might be able to run Gtk-applications from Dingo.
Mark
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