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Inspired by Mike Ryan's little talk, I decided that I should take the
time to learn Python. I noticed that Python does have wrapper modules
for gtk, and have decided that maybe I'll learn gtk using Python.
I like the way that PyGTK works, but whenever I run a program, it
gives me the following error many times:
Gtk-WARNING **: /usr/lib/libgdk_imlib.so.1: undefined symbol: gdk_display
I know this is not an issue with my code as it happens with all of the
included example programs as well. The program still runs, but I
don't like having to redirect stderr to /dev/null every time I run the
program.
I'm using Debian potato.
Any ideas?
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Morgan Wajda-Levie
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