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
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