CRUX 3.0 don't have a 64-bit version of libGL.so on my system.
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I don't know about Arch or Slackware but on Debian you get it with the libgl1-mesa-dev package. The package is available in a number of architectures including Amd64.
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Damn, I thought I found a package that resembles that, but I can't compile it because I have a 32-bit version of libGL.so! I'll do some Google searches for now, but is there any way at all to install this? Honestly I don't know where the file itself comes from, I'm assuming OpenGL? I'm losing ideas on this.
EDIT: How silly of me to say I can just compile OpenGL.
Last edited by dsplayer14; 02-24-2013 at 10:09 AM.
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