On 9/13/20 9:39 AM, Beartooth wrote:
A few months back, I had lots of trouble with what should have been a routine, by-the-book dnf upgrade from one version of Fedora to another. What turned out, after much frustration, to have been the trouble was that I had several sort-of-duplicates: rpms the same except that one was .i686 in addition to another that was .86_64.
That's called multi-lib and is designed to allow you to run 32-bit applications. wine is a specific user of a lot of those libraries.
I have just done a dnf upgrade, which installed libFAudio-20.09-1.fc32.i686 and libFAudio-20.07-1.fc32.i686. Should I now do dnf remove *.i686?
You can try that and see what will get removed. I don't know how you would have both those versions installed at the same time though.
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