Re: Red Hat Linux 7.0 and Performer 2.4

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From: Olivier BILLARD (obillard++at++free.fr)
Date: 01/11/2001 08:51:41

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> libXm.so.1 is needed by performer_demos_2.4-1
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> Can anyone shed any light on what this means for me? I'm sorry if this is
> an elementary question - I'm still in the beginners class.

Basically you need a motif runtime library or at least a motif like lib

I thing the good one is still lesstif see:

                Where can I get Motif® or Lesstif?

                If you do not have Motif already installed on your system, Lesstif will work just fine with
                OpenGL Performer.

                For general information about Lesstif please refer to the Lesstif web site, http://www.lesstif.org.
                Links to pre-compiled binaries of Lesstif can be found at ftp://contrib.redhat.com or one of the
                many Red Hat contrib mirror sites, typically under contrib/libc6/i386/. For your
                convenience links are provided below:

                    lesstif-current-1999.01.28-1.i386.rpm (Required DSOs)
                    lesstif-current-devel-1999.01.28-1.i386.rpm (Optional) 

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