09-13-2010
Usually you'd install using your distro's package manager instead of building from source unless there's an extremely good reason not to. Packages for your distro know where everything belongs, source tarballs are generic things which don't. 'make install' installed both headers and binaries, and may not have put them in the place your distro needs them in order to find them unless you picked your ./configure options carefully. You probably have the necessary header files now, but may have overwritten your glib binaries or installed extra copies somewhere else (check /usr/local/lib)
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LEARN ABOUT DEBIAN
ubuntu-distro-info
UBUNTU-DISTRO-INFO(1) General Commands Manual UBUNTU-DISTRO-INFO(1)
NAME
ubuntu-distro-info - provides information about Ubuntu's distributions
SYNOPSIS
ubuntu-distro-info [OPTIONS]
OPTIONS
--date=DATE
date for calculating the version (default: today)
-h, --help
display help message and exit
-a, --all
list all known versions
-d, --devel
latest development version
--lts latest long term support (LTS) version
-s, --stable
latest stable version
--supported
list of all supported stable versions
--unsupported
list of all unsupported stable versions
-c, --codename
print the codename (default)
-r, --release
print the release version
-f, --fullname
print the full name
SEE ALSO
debian-distro-info(1), distro-info(1)
AUTHOR
The script and this manual page was written by Benjamin Drung <bdrung@debian.org>.
distro-info January 2011 UBUNTU-DISTRO-INFO(1)