[TriLUG] Gtk-Warning using Coffeecup HTML Editor

[Jeremy Portzer]

How did you install it?  Did you download binary RPMs, or use the
source?

Try using a source RPM, or installing from .tar.gz. source, and you
shouldn't have the problem with mismatched library versions (assuming it
compiles).

--Jeremy

On Fri, 2002-11-01 at 08:00, Robert Baker wrote:
> I recently installed Coffeecup HTML Editor on 2 different RH8 systems and
> get the following errro when starting and the below when it crashes:
>  
> STARTING ERROR.....
> HTMLEDITOR: Starting version 4.1
> Setting signals...
> Setting locale...
> Initializing GTK...
>  
> Gtk-WARNING **: GModule initialization check failed: Gtk+ version too old
> (micro mismatch)
>  
> Gtk-WARNING **: GModule initialization check failed: Gtk+ version too old
> (micro mismatch)
> Initializing system colors...
> Parsing configuration file...
> Creating GUI...
> Creating splash screen...
> Done...
>  
>  
> CRASHING ERROR.....
> HTMLEDITOR: An internal error occured (Segmentation fault). This may be
> because a file was  corrupted, or a needed library is not available. You
> should contact CoffeeCup Software if  this keeps happening to get an update.
>  
>  
> I've searched their site but could not find anything about this.  What is
> Gtk+ and how can I fix it?
>  
> or better yet does anyone know of a Homesite/CF Studio type of editor for
> Linux.  I'm currently testin Bluefish and Coffeecup.
>  
> Thanks
>  
> <> Rob Baker <>
> Webcentric Applications Developer