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An open source code editor for the web, written in JavaScript, HTML and CSS.
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Linux: binary links to debian-specific '0d'-qualified so files #5049

Open rombert opened 11 years ago

rombert commented 11 years ago

The Brackets binary links to libplc4.so.0d and libnspr4.so.0d , which are Debian-specific AFAICT.

Ideally it would link to libplc4.so and libnspr4.so, which are available on RPM-based systems. The workaround is to symlink e.g. libnspr4.so to libnspr4.so.0d , but that's in the way of a smooth installation, and a large share of users won't know how to do that.

See also CEF: Shared Library name mismatch in Fedora and Ubuntu .

radorodopski commented 9 years ago

Does this happen only on a 32-bit distro (I'm just curious)? I think this issue might be coming from the CEF binary, and not the Brackets binary.

To verify my suspicion, please run:

ldd /opt/brackets/Brackets | grep libnspr

and paste the output here. If the output shows ".so" and not ".so.0d" then it is definitely not the Brackets executable to blame.

Also, try the latest 1.0 and see if anything's changed.

rombert commented 9 years ago 
$ ldd /opt/brackets/Brackets | grep libnspr
        libnspr4.so => /usr/lib64/libnspr4.so (0x00007f1c860dc000)

This seems to work now with 1.0 in my situation

radorodopski commented 9 years ago

So, the issue doesn't exist anymore? This issue can be closed then...