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2005.02.01 14:57 "tiffgt lost.", by David Harel
2005.02.01 17:00 "Re: tiffgt lost.", by Bob Friesenhahn
2005.02.01 17:33 "Re: tiffgt lost.", by Jay Berkenbilt
2005.02.01 21:25 "Re: tiffgt lost.", by <melser.anton@gmail.com>

2005.02.01 21:25 "Re: tiffgt lost.", by <melser.anton@gmail.com>

> > I use Gentoo and have the package tiff 3.6.1-r2 installed (using
> > emerge). I can't find tiffgt though. Can you tell me where I can get
> > tiffgt?
> 
> tiffgt requires opengl.  I don't know about gentoo, but I know in
> Debian, it is available in a separate package (libtiff-opengl) whereas
> the rest of the command-line tools go in libtiff-tools.  tiffgt was
> omitted from the debian tiff packages until just a few weeks ago.  It
> was also not present in the Red Hat tiff package as of Red Hat 9 (the
> last time I used Red Hat).  It's possible that it's simply not present
> in the gentoo tiff packages.  Hopefully someone more familiar with
> gentoo could give you a better answer though.


It doesn't get installed with gentoo (not with the latest 3.7.1-r1 
either). I don't think I have mesa but there are no use flags so I 
guess it don't make any difference.
If you are running gentoo you shouldn't be afraid of a source install. 
Just dld the source, untar, ./configure, make, # make install. It will 
install to usr/local/bin as opposed to /usr/bin where your gentoo 
binaries are.

Cheers
Antoine