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dedanna1029 wrote:Sorry, I tried that to no avail. Meant to mention it in my initial post.

Have you installed bzip2-devel and bzip2-libs (or libbzip2-devel) ?
Then locate where libbz2* is installed and make a link like I explain it. Then link libbz2.so.1.0 to your result.
Ex :
ln -s /lib/libbz2.so.1.0.6 /lib/libbz2.so.1.0 (if your result is /lib/libbz2.so.1.0.6)

how to install the SRWare on debian 5.0

There is 64 bit library in 32 bit archive (named libffmpegsumo.so).
I have replaced it with lib from ubuntu chromium(http://packages.ubuntu.com/maverick/chr ... ecs-ffmpeg) and html5 on youtube start working.
Hope this helps.

kodx wrote:There is 64 bit library in 32 bit archive (named libffmpegsumo.so).
I have replaced it with lib from ubuntu chromium(http://packages.ubuntu.com/maverick/chr ... ecs-ffmpeg) and html5 on youtube start working.
Hope this helps.

This should be already fixed

Somebody has asked about libpng when version 8.* came out but there was no answer. Maybe this time...

Anyway. I'm on a fresh Gentoo install with libpng14. Unfortunatelly iron works with libpng12 downgrading is hard thing to do and very time-consumig. I've tried downloading libpng12's sources, compiling and setting the library path so iron can find it. That went fine, iron started, start page and Google's main page displayed correctly but every time I try to search I only get info about crash... Not sure if it really is libpng's fault as there is no info on console about what happened.

Is the Linux version of Iron ever gonna have an installer type package as in a DEB and RPM? As of now all I do it throw the uncompressed folder in the home directory and create links to it on the Desktop...??? I use Ubuntu most of the time it would be nice if you could just install it like normal linux programs or even through the software center on Ubuntu...

10.0.650 for Linux will come soon.