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On FreeBSD 2.2.6+lots-of-local-changes, I use guile-gtk 0.14 with guile 1.3-current as of a week ago and gtk 1.0.x and it works fine, except that many of the examples assume gtk-1.1. I would suggest removing all but one version of gtk and trying again. I realize this is not specific useful advice, but I have had a number of problems from having multiple gtk versions on a machine. [later, I find the problem, and this wasn't it] ./build-guile-gtk.in -I . glue >tmpd && mv tmpd gdk-glue.c This looks broken; on my system it runs ./build-guile-gtk.in -I . glue gdk-1.0.defs >tmpd && mv tmpd gdk-glue.c I don't understand why it runs build-guile-gtk.in rather than build-guile-gtk; I suspect that the glue generation part is the same and it doesn't matter. But the problem is the lack of a final gdk-1.0.defs target on the build-guile-gtk It seems that guile-gtk requires gmake rather than BSD make; if I remove gdk-glue.c and run BSD make, it loses in the same way your build attempt did. This is the first time I've run across an apparent gmakeism that loses in a non-obvious way; usually it's 'missing an operator' complaints about an '-include' line. Greg Troxel <gdt@ir.bbn.com>