You only need to get rid of imlibb-config. The configure script runs that
little script to tell it which version in imlib you have. I don't think
it's necessary to remove all instances of imlib from /usr/local/lib.
Mike
>
> What I would do is remove any imlib libs in /usr/lib or /usr/local/lib and
> the includes in /usr/include or /usr/local/include. There is also a
> imlibb-config that needs to go. Once you do that, rerun make install from
> the imlib source dir and then run ldconfig as root. See if now
> enlightenment will configure. What usually happens is that the newer imlib
> goes into /usr/local/... and the old one is still in /usr/... and
> enlightenment finds the old one first. Doing what I said above gets rid of
> any duplicates and reinstalls the latest version.
>
> Mike Machado
> mike@innercite.com
> InnerCite
> Network Specialist
>
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