Hey, first post...very informative site here.

I'm running into the same problem that you seemed to have. Question for you Biosys (or anyone else that knows) -- where else did you copy these files for this workaround?

/usr/lib32/ I think... But I'm not sure, and I can't access the computer right now.

I too am a noob. Using FC8, and trying to install the Citrix ICA client (RPM file). Says as the threadstarter says when trying to install:


failed dependency libxm.so.3


Thanks for the recommendation to install openmotif.

Now, here's the dumb noob question....where do I get openmotif? Shouldn't I be able to do a "yum" or something to download it? I have seen others in my office use the "yum" command, but I am not sure if they had to define the repository to pull it or not.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

I pretty much followed the previous posts lead and found where the libXm.so.3 file was located using:

sudo find / -name libXm.so.3

It was found at "/usr/X11R6/lib/libXm.so.3"... I then found where wfcmgr was looking using the command:

ldd /usr/lib/ICAClient/wfcmgr

Found it was looking in the directory "/usr/lib"... makes sense. So I created the symlink as mentioned previous to that directory utilizing the following command:

sudo ln -sf /usr/X11R6/lib/libXm.so.3 /usr/lib/libXm.so.3

Can't take credit for any of this since it was a combination of everything already listed, but felt it might be useful to see them compiled together.

I also had this issue, but found that the 'ln -s' trick did not help. I fixed it by installing openmotif-devel and recompiling.