Opening this issue one more time, I just tried running my terminal application on Oracle Linux 7.2 (it's essentially a clone of RHEL 7.2) and got an error message saying that libvte-2.91.so could not be loaded. Looking at this closer, I see that they only install libvte-2.91.so.0 and do not have a symlink to libvte-2.91.so like Arch does. Creating a symlink for libvte-2.91.so fixes the problem.
In gtkc/paths.d all of the other GTK libraries seem to have version numbers associated with them, should VTE follow the same pattern and add the .0 at the end?
Opening this issue one more time, I just tried running my terminal application on Oracle Linux 7.2 (it's essentially a clone of RHEL 7.2) and got an error message saying that libvte-2.91.so could not be loaded. Looking at this closer, I see that they only install libvte-2.91.so.0 and do not have a symlink to libvte-2.91.so like Arch does. Creating a symlink for libvte-2.91.so fixes the problem.
In gtkc/paths.d all of the other GTK libraries seem to have version numbers associated with them, should VTE follow the same pattern and add the .0 at the end?
Arch libvte files:
OL 7.2 libvte files: