Submitted by farmerdan (not verified) on Sat, 2006-02-11 15:26.
I think that the problem is in gnome-python-extras-2.12.1. Plus a little non-clarity, at least for me, in the dependencies for it.
Those who have a complete Gnome install may not experience this, but I'm using ROX in a Linux From Scratch build.
I "down graded" to gnome-python-extras-2.10.1 and the configuration failed because I did not have gnome-python installed (I also had to install its dependecy, libgnome-2). 2.12.1 configuration did not give any errors either before or after I installed gnome-python. Additionally, gnome-python-extras-2.12.1 failed 'make check' with the same error message I was getting when I tried to run Edit using gtksourceview:
So, I installed gnome-python-extras-2.10.1 (I had to "hack' the configure file so it would recognize Python-2.4). It passed all the tests and now Edit has line numbers.
It's Solved
I think that the problem is in gnome-python-extras-2.12.1. Plus a little non-clarity, at least for me, in the dependencies for it.
Those who have a complete Gnome install may not experience this, but I'm using ROX in a Linux From Scratch build.
I "down graded" to gnome-python-extras-2.10.1 and the configuration failed because I did not have gnome-python installed (I also had to install its dependecy, libgnome-2). 2.12.1 configuration did not give any errors either before or after I installed gnome-python. Additionally, gnome-python-extras-2.12.1 failed 'make check' with the same error message I was getting when I tried to run Edit using gtksourceview:
Fatal Python error: can't initialise module gtksourceview
So, I installed gnome-python-extras-2.10.1 (I had to "hack' the configure file so it would recognize Python-2.4). It passed all the tests and now Edit has line numbers.
Thanks for the help.
Dan