09-19-2003
No. GTK+ and KDE (strictly speaking kdelibs) are two different GUI toolkits. You may install either one of them, or both if you like. KDE apps don't use GTK+. Gnome does.
If you mean the PATH environment variable, yes. You may change that on the command line. However, you rarely have to change its content. If some programs complain it doesn't find some other program on PATH, very likely that program is not installed at all.
I don't use Mandrake so I don't know which package has the gtk-config executable. Possibly you have to get some ways to find out. I think you miss some development packages (possibly the RPM package name ends with "-dev") for GTK, which are possibly not installed by default.
From the log you quoted it seems like the program you are compiling uses GTK 1.2 (or perhaps compile with both 1.x and 2.x). You have to dive for the installation README or docs to find out for sure. If it requires certain libs and headers, install them.
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NAME
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SYNOPSIS
linux-version compare VERSION1 OP VERSION2
linux-version sort [--reverse] [VERSION1 VERSION2 ...]
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DESCRIPTION
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compare VERSION1 OP VERSION2
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