I was in a sub shop one day waiting to be seated, and I was horrified to hear a store employee say into the phone (loud enough so everyone could hear): "OK, let me just read this back: Mary Smith, 123 W. 1st St., apartment 302, and the security code is 1234, is that right? Great, we'll have that to you in about 30 minutes!"
Mary might get more company than she was expecting... --
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Dallas Semiconductor (the folks who make the Java ring) have a product called TINI that puts ethernet and Java into this form factor. (They're working on a single-chip version.) --
We appear to be loading their server noticeably. There's always a great question at times like this. "That isn't an SGI web server, is it?" What can they say?;-)
I'm using RedHat 5.2. The way I did it was with the SRPMS; you can find them at rawhide.redhat.com.
As others have mentioned, use rpm --erase --nodeps to remove the 1.0.* gtk/gdk and imlib library packages installed with 5.2 (there are three).
One gotcha is that the new stuff requires a binary called libtoolize; grab the libtool SRPM and build/install it; I put it in/usr/local.
Then build and install new 1.1.* versions of the gtk/gdk and imlib libraries from the SRPMS; I install them in/usr/local. Add/usr/local/lib to your/etc/ld.so.conf file and re-run ldconfig.
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Of course, they could all be right. :-)
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http://www.cnn.com/TECH/computi ng/9907/15/jini.idg/
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Mary might get more company than she was expecting...
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"If you're truly anti-bloat, there's a whole subgenre of dainty, low-bloat computers out there for you: [...] Windows CE handheld devices."
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Dallas Semiconductor (the folks who make the Java ring) have a product called TINI that puts ethernet and Java into this form factor. (They're working on a single-chip version.)
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Is there someone else up there we could talk to?
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I agree 100%; he deserves a lot of credit for this work!
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We appear to be loading their server noticeably. There's always a great question at times like this. "That isn't an SGI web server, is it?" What can they say? ;-)
As others have mentioned, use rpm --erase --nodeps to remove the 1.0.* gtk/gdk and imlib library packages installed with 5.2 (there are three).
One gotcha is that the new stuff requires a binary called libtoolize; grab the libtool SRPM and build/install it; I put it in /usr/local.
Then build and install new 1.1.* versions of the gtk/gdk and imlib libraries from the SRPMS; I install them in /usr/local. Add /usr/local/lib to your /etc/ld.so.conf file and re-run ldconfig.
Now you can build and install x11amp! Good luck.