On Mon, Mar 30, 2009 at 11:56:51PM +0200, Kevin Kofler wrote:
> fred smith wrote:
> > After installing it, I STILL couldn't install the Citrix client from rpm
> > because it STILL insisted I didn't have libXm.so.4. At that point I
> > stopped beating my head on the wall and haven't really gotten back to it.
>
> RPMs detect only libraries installed as RPMs, not random files on the file
> system. You can use --nodeps, but the proper fix would be to wait for the
> package to show up in RPM Fusion.
>
> You also need to make sure the version of OpenMotif you installed is the
> correct version, i.e. that it really provides libXm.so.4 and not .so.5,
> so.3 or whatever.
>
> Proprietary software sucks, proprietary software relying on proprietary
> libraries (which falsely and misleadingly call themselves "Open") even more
> so.
>
> Kevin Kofler
>
Thanks to your reminder, I went and tried it again. reinstalled openmotif
2.3.1.1.fc9 (downloaded from the openmotif site) and it went without a
hitch. then I installed citrix client and it went without a hitch.
Weird, I was definitely doing something wrong before.
Thanks for the hint.
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