libtk.so

[Michael Hudson]

Fabien Hénon <ffjhenon at club-internet.fr> writes:

> I have downloaded the latest version of Pyhon (2.2) for Linux ( Python
> 2.2 + tools + Tkinter 2.2 +devel)

Wot, the RPMs?

> But once I start an application that uses Tkinter, it asks me for
> libtk.so.0 and libtcl.so.0.

Works for me.

> I searched on my hard drive and could not find them. Where or how can I
> get them.

Installing tk?  What does 

$ rpm -q tk

say?  Though I don't see how you could have installed python2-tkinter
without having tk there... Apologies if you don't use redhat.

Oh hang on; the latest version of Python is 2.2.1.  Maybe the
dependencies are different in the 2.2 RPM.

You probably want 2.2.1, anyway.

Cheers,
M.

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