GD is written in XS, which means it has to be compiled and linked to a foreign library, and you seem to have installed libgd manually instead of using your package manager to do that.

You probably can still fix it by installing perl-GD from the openSUSE repository: http://software.opensuse.org/package/perl-GD

The next time you need to compile a module which depends on a library make sure you have installed the library AND the headers for it from your package manager (the headers - "development files" - usually come in a separate package called <something>-devel-<version>-<arch>.rpm). In your case, the library package is called libgd3 and the headers are inside the gd-devel package.

In reply to Re: GD and GD:Polyline by Anonymous Monk
in thread GD and GD:Polyline by last_reso

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