On Fri, 2006-06-30 at 20:35 +0200, dragontale wrote: > So libglade is not part of Glade Interface Designer and that it needs gnome to function properly? Holy crap........I think I DID uninstall it. On my previous post, I forgot to include the following command to uninstall glade interface designer's files. Here is a description of what I would do to uninstall rpm files. > > rpm -e asdf > or > rpm -e --nodeps asdf > > ^ As you see above, that's what I would do to uninstall rpm files. But again, I'm pretty sure that I uninstalled libglade-2.0.so.0 because I can't find it anywhere on my computer. I uninstalled it because I thought libglade was apart of glade interface and that it had the word "Glade" in it, yea sounds stupid that's why I uninstalled it. > > I also did remember seeing about 100 dependencies when I tried to uninstall some files from glade interface. When I saw those 100 dependency files, I knew that I couldn't remove them and so I forced that file to be uninstalled and leaving out the dependency files and I did it with the following command: > > rpm -e --nodeps libglade-2.0.so.0 The --nodeps (and to a lesser extent --force) options in rpm are for experts that really know what they're doing. Using them without really knowing what you're doing often results in a borked system. When rpm tells you there are about 100 dependencies when you try to uninstall something, the list of 100 things it produces is a list of 100 things that are very likely not going to work any more if you uninstall it using --nodeps. So please don't use --nodeps again. > > To Jim Cornette, > > > > You said libglade provides a library for system-confg-securitylevel. Yea that's what I thought too. I'm pretty sure I delete libglade and libglade2 because I tried to search for it with the following command: > > $ rpm -qV libglade > $ rpm -qV libglade2 > > ^ I typed the above and got nothing. Here is what I got when I typed in the following: > > $ rpm -qa | grep -i libglade > > ^ After typing the above command, I recieved the following files: > > libglade2-devel-2.5.1-2 > pygtk2-libglade-2.6.0-2 > > The above list is what I got. > > and yes I read through the files from the official website, I researched on what files the programs contain then that's when I uninstall them. I thought I had all the information that I had to uninstall Glade Interface Designer, but I guess not this time. > > You suggested that I should reinstall libglade? I think that will be a good idea. I wouldn't want to do a fresh installment because then I would have to setup the internet and stuff and configure everything again which is a major headache. > > As of this moment, the only thing I'm trying to do is reinstalling libglade, but not sure how to. My internet light(router) is on but I'm not logged in so I can't download any files online. Is there any way to get back libglade? > > I hope I followed up on all of your responses, if I missed out on something please let me know. There will be a file called libglade2-2.5.1-2.i386.rpm on your install media in the Fedora/RPMS directory (not sure which CD if you're using CDs). Find that file. Let's say its full pathname is: /media/cdrom/Fedora/RPMS/libglade2-2.5.1-2.i386.rpm In a terminal, as root, type: # rpm -Uvh /media/cdrom/Fedora/RPMS/libglade2-2.5.1-2.i386.rpm (if you're on a 64-bit version of FC4, substitute x86_64 for i386) Paul.
