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when I try to install the "system_studio_2020_u1_ultimate_edition_offline" which is Linux host for Linux target.
it tell me "Required packages: libgtk2.0 not installed", and it give an indicator as below:
Installation of "Target Indicator" require packages to be preinstalled, they can be installed with “sudo apt-get install libgtk2.0” on Debian/Ubuntu and “sudo dnf install libgtk2.0” on Fedora.
for the CentOS8, I had try "sudo dnf install libgtk2.0",
it was failed. Error: Unable to find a match: libgtk2.0 .
I had tried to CenOS7, it has the same error.
I had tried to install libgtk2.0 by manual as below:
yum -y install libgnomeui-devel
yum -y install gtk2 gtk2-devel gtk2-devel-docs
yum -y install gnome-devel gnome-devel-docs
those components are all installed successfully.
But when I run ./install.sh for system studio again, the error still happened.
It still tell me "Required packages: libgtk2.0 not installed"
I want to know how the system studio 2020 define the "libgtk2.0" and how it judge the centos whether installed it?
can I has other ways to install libgtk2.0?
or what's components can I install to cause the system studio 2020 believe the libgtk2.0 installed successfully and the set up can continue?
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Hello xwang159,
Thank you for posting on the Intel® communities.
The Support for Intel® System Studio is supported via the Online Service Center.
Please create a ticket for further assistance.
How to Create a Support Request at the Online Service Center
Regards,
Adrian M.
Intel Customer Support Technician

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