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Newcomer Normal user Level: 4 Posts: 1/3 EXP: 191 Next: 88 Since: 02-28-22 Last post: 1166 days ago Last view: 250 days ago |
I downloaded melonDS 0.93 (linux_x64), running the executable does nothing, running it through console outputs "./melonDS: error while loading shared libraries: libslirp.so.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory"
Any help? Ok, downloading it through AUR seems to have also download libslirp but it is kinda confusing for newcomers to linux ![]() |
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Posts: 3/17 EXP: 2715 Next: 447 Since: 10-06-21 From: spain Last post: 79 days ago Last view: 12 days ago |
you probably need to install libslirp:
sudo pacman -S libslirp
you can just use the AUR package though: https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/melonds____________________ hi they/xe :)))))))))))))) |
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![]() Big melon Pile of fazils Level: 25 Posts: 58/136 EXP: 89058 Next: 562 Since: 03-29-17 From: Denmark Last post: 24 days ago Last view: 8 days ago |
As you found out you need the libslirp package installed.
The way the Linux binary is distributed is generally just not really a good idea, there are too many different distros and dependencies that won't be met, and the user is not really told about this in any user-friendly way. I've been considering looking into making the CI produce flatpak packages instead and proposing to change the Linux build to that, which should solve most of the Linux distribution-related issues. |
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