Installation of the GNOME 2.2 Developer Platform and Desktop

8.1. External Dependencies

8.2. Development Library dependencies

  • libpng
  • libjpeg
  • libtiff
  • XFree86
  • libpopt
  • libbbz2
  • zlib
  • libfam

8.3. GNOME 2.2 Installation Order

  • libxml
  • libxslt
  • gtk-doc
  • glib
  • linc
  • libIDL
  • ORBit2
  • intltool
  • bonobo-activation
  • libbonobo
  • pango
  • atk
  • gtk+
  • gconf
  • gconf-editor
  • gnome-mime-data
  • gnome-vfs
  • audiofile
  • esound
  • libgnome
  • libart_lgpl
  • libglade
  • libgnomecanvas
  • libbonoboui
  • gnome-icon-theme
  • libgnomeui
  • libwnck
  • startup-notification
  • gtk-engines
  • gnome-themes
  • gnome-desktop
  • gnome-panel
  • gnome-session
  • vte
  • gnome-terminal
  • scrollkeeper
  • libgtop
  • gnome-system-monitor
  • gail
  • at-spi
  • libgail-gnome
  • gnome-applets
  • gnome-utils
  • gnome-games
  • metacity
  • gnome-control-center
  • librsvg
  • gdm2
  • eel
  • nautilus
  • gtkhtml2
  • yelp
  • bug-buddy
  • libgnomeprint
  • libgnomeprintui
  • gedit
  • eog
  • acme
  • ggv
  • file-roller
  • gstreamer
  • gst-plugins
  • nautilus-media
  • gnome2-user-docs

8.4. GARNOME

If you do not wish to go through the process of manually building each module yourself, then you might consider using GARNOME, a GNOME distribution based on the GAR ports system. GARNOME automatically downloads the tarballs from a specified location and builds them for you. To find out more information visit the GARNOME web page.