I did it, thanks a lot.
gtk2-devel*.rpm has not been installed at that moment.
maybe wireshark needs to update the user guide for glib 2.X and gtk2, :)
2007/4/16, Guy Harris <guy@xxxxxxxxxxxx>:
Sync ma wrote:
> I try to build graphic wireshark on RHEL5, just follow the user
> guide step by step (Section
2.3 & 2.4).
>
> But I cound not get a graphic wireshark in KDE.
Do you have GTK+ installed, including any developer package for GTK+?
If not, you can't build Wireshark, you can only build TShark. For
better or worse, Wireshark uses GTK+, not Qt, as its graphical toolkit,
so merely installing KDE, including KDE developer packages, is *NOT*
sufficient to allow Wireshark to be built - just as, for example, it's
not sufficient to allow the GIMP, or Nautilus, or Evolution, or any
*other* GTK+ program to be built.
(That's a disadvantage of the diversity of GUI toolkits in X11; any
given desktop environment might not be sufficient to run all GUI
applications, and any given desktop environment's developer packages
might not be sufficient to build all GUI applications.)
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