Rahul Sundaram wrote:
Alan wrote:
yum install libXtst.i386 should do it.
I didn't have to manually load the 32 bit libraries like that in F8.
Yes. The multilib policy has changed and we don't install 32-bit libs on
a 64-bit system by default anymore. You can change it in yum.conf by
setting multilib_policy=all. The default is best.
What does it hurt to have a library installed that is unused some of the
time?
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