Maybe, maybe not. First what do you mean by "latest"? Latest as in 3.5.13 or GIT? With that said, I suspect you are describing GIT because I see no files in the GIT repository at the Trinity web site: http://git.trinitydesktop.org/cgit/libltdl/tree Tim is hacking like crazy with renaming kdm to tdm (http://www.trinitydesktop.org/patches/). I suspect a few things might be broken in GIT right now. You might want to wait until he's finished the renaming effort. Or consider reverting back to Jan 21, which is the day before the kdm/tdm renaming effort started. You can revert to a previous GIT release point: First list the previous update points: git log Then select the point to which you want to revert: git reset --hard "hash" Where "hash" is the long goofy string of hash characters that mark the release point. I'm using hash c35265f447a1e2bc623f6725120ae2ceadb99017 from Jan. 19, short version name of 2805. Short version: git shortlog . | grep -E '^[ ]+\w+' | wc -l Darrell