mikshaw
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Posted: Mar. 31 2005,15:56 |
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You have to install the headers. Linux applications generally are split into "runtime" and "development" files. For using a program in the standard way, all you need is the runtime files, which is what DSL is composed of. However, if you want to compile any program which uses specific parts of another application (in this case Xfree86), you need the development files, which are headers and dev libraries that the compiler uses to link things together, build the appropriate widgets, etc.
I assume you need the same version of the headers as runtimes, but i may be wrong. In any case, what you would be looking for is a package or packages with names ending in "-dev", or something very similar. There are debian dev packages available for any of the more common apps such as X.
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