mikshaw


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Posted: April 30 2006,18:52 |
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DSL has X runtime libraries, but not X headers. These are needed to compile applications that use X, but not necessarily needed to run them, so they were not included with DSL. You can get them in a myDSL package, I think in the "system" section of the repository.
Keep in mind that Fluxbox 0.9.15 uses a new method of setting the background, so the styles in DSL and in the myDSL repository will not work with it.
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