Closed ddickstein closed 7 years ago
Maybe this should have been obvious, but I symlinked to /usr/lib64/libpython3.7.so.1.0
from ~/.linuxbrew/lib
and that seemed to do the trick. If that's the right solution feel free to close, if that's wrong or a hack please comment with the correct approach. Thanks!
Hi, Dani. Your workaround is bit of a hack, but if it works for you, then there's worse solutions. What's happening is that while building vim
it's picking up system libraries from /usr/lib64 that it shouldn't be, and then it can't find them at run time. brew install --env=super vim
may resolve the issue.
Consider installing Linuxbrew in /home/linuxbrew/.linuxbrew/
if possible so that you can use precompiled binary packages (known as bottles) for non-relocatable formula like vim
.
After installing fzf with linuxbrew I tried opening Vim (I had previously installed Vim 8 with linuxbrew) and got the error
I tried re-installing Vim with linuxbrew and then got a similar error
How can I resolve this? I have found scant advice online and of what little I found nothing worked.
Running
locate
on either of these directories indicates that they are in/usr/lib64/
on my machine.Command line output: