romunov wrote:
/ldd: ./inkscape: No such file or directory
Try:
ldd `which inkscape`
This assumes that inkscape is in your path. You could replace `which
inkscape` with the full path to the particular inkscape executable that
you wish to check the deps of. Notice that ` is a backtick not a single
quote.
I believe the invocation I use to check deps is something like:
objdump -X |grep NEEDED
You may want to try that too.
I used to link gtkmm statically into the autopackages. I'm not sure why
it isn't so for this package. Perhaps I stopped for a reason and
promptly forgot why. Whatever the case, in the coming weeks I will try
to find more time to fiddle with the deps in the autopackages. Please
keep testing them and giving me feedback. I can't fix problems I don't
know about.
Aaron Spike
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