[SOLVED] Can't get Inkscape running...

Greetings,
I used Arch Linux briefly before, but then went and played with Sabayon some to test out and play with their new 3.5 edition. However, it wasn't long after I began missing the speed and stability of Arch.
Anyways, I decided to make Arch Linux my O/S fully now, leaving behind the other choices out there and the ever hated windoze. One of the programs I need though, InkScape, I can't seem to get working. I seem to be missing something, but I just can't seem to think on how to fix it.
I installed Inkscape through console using pacman -Sy inkscape
It installed fine.
However, when clicking on the menu icon, it doesn't load. So I try to run it in console. I get the following remark...
inkscape: error while loading shared libraries: libkrb5.so.22: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
I went ahead and attempted to load that file through pacman, and it laughed at me. Figured as much.
Anyways, I searched, but I didn't find anything addressing this problem. So if it was addressed, I am sorry... I must not have searched long enough.
Some info...
This is the recent Arch Linux version
This is on KDE by KDEmod, the complete version
and Konqueror rocks!
Thanks for all your help in advance for those who help!
Last edited by mythus (2008-07-15 23:34:21)

Welcome to the forums.
A quick search would have brought you to this:
http://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=51733
Although, I have the correct shared object for libkrb5 and Inkscape.
[whoops]Correction for big lie[/whoops]
It looks like heimdal was updated on 7/13. Inkscape wasn't. There must be something else in the chain that's causing inkscape to fail.
Last edited by skottish (2008-07-15 23:16:09)

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Yet another double post.
What is your fucking problem pal? Are you too slow to realise that creating multiple posts asking the same thing pisses people off and you are less likely to get any help?
Go read the API. Go and read your textbook. Go and read your lecture notes.

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