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I have tried that command but I got a message that says:<br />
There is no package libXll-devel <br />
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Is there any way to download it?
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I have tried that command but I got a message that says:
There is no package libXll-devel

Is there any way to download it?

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HI<br />
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After trying to install rdesktop in Fedora 18, I got the following error:<br />
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ERROR: Could not find X Window System headers/libraries.<br />
Probably you need to install the libX11-devel package.<br />
To specify paths manually, use the options --x-includes and --x-libraries.<br />
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Any ideas about how to install those libraries?<br />
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Regards.
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HI

After trying to install rdesktop in Fedora 18, I got the following error:

ERROR: Could not find X Window System headers/libraries.
Probably you need to install the libX11-devel package.
To specify paths manually, use the options --x-includes and --x-libraries.

Any ideas about how to install those libraries?

Regards.

I got an error during  installationo of rdesktop

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