Gnome-shell was probably compiled (and linked) with a different version of libgck than is available on your system, are those installed from the same source? I'd try updating those packages
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Use the version of the library that your program was linked against.
Whats the library
If you aren’t building things yourself, just update. Report a bug to your distro if still broken, pretty insane mistake from them.
I don't know how you got yourself into that situation, but if you don't even know what a library is, the resolution is going to be reinstalling the OS and not fucking with things you don't understand next time.
I said THE not A. I just installed gnome from zypper. Jeez