Installing GTK to develop Perl GUI's


 
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Old 10-29-2001
Installing GTK to develop Perl GUI's

Hi!

What do I need to do to install GTK so I can use Perl GUI's in UNIX? I want to install it in my account. I am not a sys admin or anything.

Thanks in advance,
P.
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Old 10-31-2001
Download gtk+ from www.gtk.org. Follow the install instructions included with the package. In a nutshell:

./compile --prefix=/my/install/dir
make
 
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