Re: Glib version?

["Thomas Ribbrock (Design/DEG)" <argathin gmx net>]

On Mon, May 31, 1999 at 10:15:54AM +0200, Julius Norinder wrote:
> How can I check which Glib-version I have on my Red Hat 5.2 installation?

Glib provides a small shell script which is supposed to do just that (it's
used by other programs which depend on glib to determine the version and
other things during compile time). The command is: "glib-config --version".
If you get a "command not found" error, try a "locate glib-config" - if your
PC was on late at night[0], it should find it. If not, you can try
find /usr -name glib-config
And of course, as you're using a RPM based system, you can look at the
version number of the RPM, which should reflect the glib version as well.

HTH,

Thomas

[0] locate relies on a database that's autogenerated via a cron job at
    01:00h.
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