Just as I was considering the use of Linux to escape the diktats of Michael Soft's forced up-grade from XP.
Harmony Assistant - Ubuntu + Wine et Windows XP sur machine virtuelle. So, hopefully Linux developpers will have to find a workaround. Now, the fact remains that quite a few popular Linux applications are still 32-bits. The trouble is that installing 32-bits packages on a 64-bit distribution may cause conflicts and even disrupt the whole system. HA is developed in 32 bits only (and they have no intention to switch to 64 bits, as it would mean loads of work for no gain at all)
#Melody assistant linux 64 Bit#
It deals with 64 bit versions of Ubuntu/Mint (both based on Debian) The post is in French and here are the main ideas -in EnglishĪpparently, the ia32-libs package has been discontinued in 64 bit versions of Linux/Ubuntu. Myriad people have just issued an interesting post on their blog. deb package are from October of 2013, 9 months ago, and surely other people have run into this problem! Is there a known workaround for this? Are the developers of Harmony Assistant going to fix this? The file dates in the. On top of that the main executable is a 32-bit program (not 64-bit!), and tools I have for editing the RPATH in an executable so as to help it find its shared libraries won't touch it on a 64-bit system.
#Melody assistant linux install#
I know a little about Debian-style packaging so I edited the control file and got the package to install properly, but it won't run since there's no RPATH in the executable and it can't find its shared libraries. deb control file causes the installer to choke on the package and abort. Problem #1 is that the package lists dependencies on a couple of x386 (32-bit) shared libraries which are not installed on a 64 bit system, and the architecture-dependent syntax used in the. I downloaded (and paid for) the 64-bit version of the latest Harmony Assistant for Linux. deb of Harmony Assistant (Read 1361 times) Melody Assistant / Harmony Assistant (Moderator: Forum Administrator) You can read all messages, but to be able to post,īoard Home | Help | Search | Polls | Members | Login | Register
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