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> > > People have been reporting this all over. The problem is with the lcms |
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> > > package, not with qt. For some reason the /usr/lib/liblcms.so.1 -> |
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> > > liblcms.so.1.0.8 symlink is missing on some systems. Remerging lcms |
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> > > *should* solve the problem. If it doesn't, please report a bug about |
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> > > lcms (or look for an already reported one that probably exists). |
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There was a bug just like this that appeared earlier in the year. See bug |
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#2387 for more info. |
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> > > Could this be an effect of one of those global libtool/whatever |
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> > > problems? |
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IIRC, the problem was that 'emerge clean' removed the symlink, rather than |
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something else. I tried to track this bug down, but didn't get any results. |
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The bug is marked as 'RESOLVED', but the only resolution seemed to be 'emerge |
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libcms'. :) |
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--mrg |
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