pycairo's configure script refuses to build cairo.gtk, even if pygtk is available. It seems that the check done contains reversed logic.
Created attachment 3211 [details] [review] Proposed patch which fixes the logic
Or remove the third line at all ;)
In that case, also bump the required pygtk version to 2.7
The cairo.gtk module was written as a temporary solution to allow pygtk to use pycairo. Now pygtk >= 2.7.0 supports pycairo, so cairo.gtk is no longer needed, and will eventually be deprecated and deleted. examples/gtk/text.py shows how to use pycairo with pygtk. I've updated the INSTALL file to say: If pygtk >= 2.7.0 is detected then cairo.gtk is not built since pycairo is now supported directly by pygtk.
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