On Tue, 2005-03-01 at 08:15 -0800, Jeremy C. Reed wrote:
> (elrdet of tin.it mentioned gobject missing library on netbsd-help. This
> reminded me that I forgot to send the following email that I composed on
> Feb. 1.)
> 
> I packaged kino and then tried to run it on another system.
> 
> montecristo:/home/packages$ kino
> kino: error while loading shared libraries: libgobject-2.0.so.400: cannot
> open shared object file: No such file or directory

Your kino package was built before the libtool naming scheme was
changed (or "fixed", as I like to call it), and all the required
revisions were bumped at that time.  Looks like you have a mixture of
packages in your system.

> Update to 2.6.1 happened on Jan. 9. But buildlink3.mk has not been touched
> for over eight months. It has:
> BUILDLINK_DEPENDS.glib2+=       glib2>=2.4.0

That's ok, since 2.6 is binary-compatible with 2.4; in fact, it is
compatible with any previous 2.x version.  (Our buildlink3.mk is set
to 2.4 because, by the time it was updated, we were still using the
old naming scheme, thus the library name changed.)

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