Slackware :: Newer Version Of Glib - For Midori Install
How to update my version of glib in order to install the latest version of Midori on slackbuilds.org - [url]
Midori relies on WebKit.
When I try to install WebKit using the slackbuild script, I receive the following error:
I don't see a newer version of glib-2.xx on slackbuilds and I'm hesitant to install from source over the currently installed version.
If there's no updated package, can anyone provide guidance regarding installing new glib from source ---
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