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Old 04-06-2004   #1 (permalink)
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What package contains Xlib.h?

I'm trying to compile (I think) imwheel and it coughs up. So I go through the hideous list of errors and find a lot of "can't find"s. So I open the jax directory and look at the first error and find it is in jax.h. In that it includes X11/Xlib.h . So I look and can't find that on the system. So.... any idea what package I can install that will provide that header file? I've installed the X11R6 library but it doesn't seem to include this one.

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You will need the "XFree86-devel" package for xlib.h

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Cool, thanks! I didn't want to install every package and waste precious shared space :]
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xlib.h

I use Fedora Core 3.
How to add the "XFree86-devel" package for xlib.h?

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You will need the "XFree86-devel" package for xlib.h

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This thread was one year ago, nowadays most distributions use X.org so that would be something like xorg-devel
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What is the command to install xorg-devel package?
yum install xorg-devel
does not work.
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You can find "X11/Xlib.h" and all X development files installing package "xlibs-dev"

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I had the same problem, and probably I can help you. Whith ubuntu I installed the debian package libx11-dev that contain this header file.

PS: Sorry for my english, I'm from spain

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