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Hello everyone, I just installed linux about a week ago and am trying to get hte hang of it.
I have fedora core 2, and tried to install tuxracer rpm ...
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- 08-04-2004 #1Just Joined!
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installing tcl
Hello everyone, I just installed linux about a week ago and am trying to get hte hang of it.
I have fedora core 2, and tried to install tuxracer rpm from the cd. However it gave me this message:
error: Failed dependencies:
libtcl8.4.so is needed by tuxracer-0.61-26
so.. i went and downloaded the ActiveTcl tarball, i extraced, and found an install.sh so i ran it, and then a window popped up and allowed me to install it in /usr/local/AcitiveTcl/ directory.
However I still get this message! And on top of that, if i type tcl, or tclsh from the terminal nothing happens. Please somebody help!
- 08-04-2004 #2Linux Engineer
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The package you need is called tcl-8.4.5-7. Should be on CD1
- 08-04-2004 #3Linux Engineer
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what version do u use?if you use suse use yast2 update and in search type tcl.you will be prompted to inert the correct suse installation cd..
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- 08-06-2004 #4Just Joined!
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Thanks Chris H. The problem was that the tcl rpm on my fedora cd had a bad signature or something, so i had to go get the tcl rpm online.
But I still am confused. If I were to install from the ActiveTcl installer, what directory should I have installed to? And would I have had to include other directory listings in the library path or some weird linux stuff like that that I know nothing about??
I like how rpms do everything for you, but I want to learn how to install stuff on my own. Can somebody help me out?


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