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From: "Joel Gudknecht" <joel.gudknecht@honeywell.com>
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Subject: checking for X... no
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I just install X 4.1.0 from the binaries. Now when running configure to =
compile a wm, it is complaining about X not being found even though X is =
installed and configured correctly. Where should I look to fix this? I'm =
assuming is just a link / path issue.

Thanks


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