Am Mo, den 19.07.2004 um 18:30 Uhr +0100 schrieb Paul Jakma: > On Sun, 18 Jul 2004, Thorsten Leemhuis wrote: > > > For Firefox (32bit) from fedora.us I needed no special libs from > > iX86 on x86_64. > > You'd be mistaken. It will need a whole bunch of i.86 libs: glibc, > various X related libraries, freetype, various GTK related libs, > libstdc++. Maybe I should have laid out my meaning of "special" here a bit more exactly. We mean the same ;-) > [...] > > > Yes, often, this is annoying. QT had such a problem also IIRC. Was hard > > to get a 32bit xine run on an 64bit FC2 (now there are 64bit xine > > available at livna.org this is easier again)... But I don't think /usr/ > > bin64 or something like that is specified somewhere (LSB)? Maybe this > > could be solved by > > /usr/bin/qtconfig-32 > > /usr/bin/qtconfig-64 > > and a script or link that points to the right Version? > > bin64 is the only sane way really. Is it specified somewhere or is it you opinion? /usr/lib64 is specified AFAIK and also used by other distros. /usr/bin64 is not and nobody uses it until now (both AFAIK) -- google only returns 5 results. One of them: http://lists.debian.org/debian-amd64/2003/11/msg00015.html I think nobody really want a special fedora(-island)-solution in this area, or? I don't want one... -- Thorsten Leemhuis <fedora@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
