WM Confusion
Ok, I'm trying to find some way of running docker apps in KDE, and I've found a program called 'docker' that I have compiled and installed (after having to upgrade many libs :)) but, it dosnt seem to be working and crashes with the error ....
Code:
/usr/local/bin/docker: error while loading shared libraries: libglib-2.0.so.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory cheers ps. sorry if this post is really confusing :) |
Alright, you know that libglib.so.0 exists in /usr/local/lib
First, make sure that this file is actually a file and not a link. Using ls -l should reveal this. Another thing: if a program tries to load a certain libraries, it searches a few known directories, i.e. /lib and /usr/lib. May be, /usr/local/lib doesn't get searched and therefore, the library cannot be found. To fix this, you should edit your /etc/ld.so.conf. This file contains pathes to libraries, so put in /usr/local/lib, and then rerun ldconfig. After this, your program should work Good luck :) |
cheers :) the path was present in the conf but I ran ldconfig and it after that it seemed to work :)
one other quick question, is there any way of running a program (docker in this case :)) without showing it in the taskbar ? (ie. so I can run Licq with JUST the dock app in docker and not shown in the taskbar) |
Well, I cannot give you a straight answer. If this would be possibel, it should be a feature of kde, so check out the doc of kde and walk through all the config dialogs. May be you can find a clue over there. If you still cannot figure, you could post to one of the kde mailinglists/newsgroups, whatever they are using.
Good luck |
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