On 20/06/2007, at 10:41 PM, Jean-Olivier Irisson wrote:

Just copy paste the line above in a Terminal and then copy paste the output back in an email. I would need this information from users with 4 different setups:

• 10.3.* (Panther) with X11 installed (X11User package)
• 10.3.* (Panther) with X11 and X11-SDK installed (X11-SDK is

available in the developer tools, when you install XCode and such)

• 10.4.* (Tiger) with X11 installed (X11User package)
• 10.4.* (Tiger) with X11 and X11-SDK installed (X11-SDK is available

in the developer tools, when you install XCode and such)

I'm pretty sure this library is installed by the X11User package for Tiger only. (Incidently, I have it and fit into the "10.4.* (Tiger) with X11 and X11-SDK installed" category).

When we used to lipo our universal binary together, we used to have to include libXinerama.dylib in our package since Inkscape was built on 10.4 and linked against it, and it would be missing for 10.3 users. Now that we build the 10.4 package from a 10.4 machine, and the 10.3 package from a 10.3 machine, we no longer bundle the library with either version -- Inkscape for 10.3 does not link against it, and Inkscape for 10.4 does, but the user will have the library if they have the correct X11user package for 10.4.

Likely the user reporting this bug, if they are running 10.4, has a 10.3 version of X11. Alternatively, if they are on 10.3, then they are probably using the 10.4 version of Inkscape, rather than the version built for 10.3

Cheers, Michael