Hunter L. Allen

I'm take a look at those as soon as I can, and try and get them merged in. Please @-me on any that are important!

> Gazebo 11.3.0 compiled successfully with that patch applied. Great! All, I'd like to apologize for my lack of attention being paid here. I'll try to be more active.

@alexfanqi Hi! > I see packages in this overlay are generated by automation tool Superflore. Yes, exactly. To get started, architecture would need to get added [here](https://github.com/ros-infrastructure/superflore/blob/dd3a9e975717026e3501b919b789bd46fc0f42d7/superflore/generators/ebuild/gen_packages.py#L156) I'm currently in...

> as this issue ever resolved? Which issue exactly? I'm a bit confused.

@tyagi86 can't really help you much since you're on Windows I'm afraid... This repository deals exclusively with Gentoo Linux. Good luck with your issue!

> Moving files into ../lib works-around issue. I would not suggest doing that... That will confuse portage's tracking of the files, and is generally not a good approach. A better...

> This means that pkg-config does not find it without also including the lib64 version of the path in the PKG_CONFIG_PATH environment variable. This needs to be added to /opt/ros/melodic/_setup_util.py...

@MagmaiKH the ebuilds are generated automatically by [superflore](https://github.com/ros-infrastructure/superflore). You can try and generate your specific package and see why it failed (usually it's the result of a dependency not getting...

@awesomebytes It appears to be using the wrong (well, on Gentoo at least) include directory. I'll patch it up right away.

@awesomebytes the issue here is that normal distros don't install gtk this way. I'd try patching the `CMakeLists.txt` file to add ```cmake set(GTK2_GDKCONFIG_INCLUDE_DIR ${EPREFIX%/}/usr/include/gtk-2.0) ```