Follow-up Comment #2, bug #30683 (project gnustep):
Hi Paul
it's hard to know without more information. Here are a couple of experiments
that you could do to gather a bit more information.
First of all, try using 'ldd' to get the list of libraries linked into your
program: type
ldd ./LPT_Interface.app/LPT_Interface
in your shell. You should get a list of all the libraries (including
libRenaissance.so.0) with the exact path of where it is found. Can you post
that list ? Anything that sounds suspicious there ?
Another experiment you can do is to try opening up your gsmarkup files using
GSMarkupBrowser. Type in your shell:
GSMarkupBrowser ./LPT_Interface.gsmarkup
if Renaissance is installed correctly, this should popup a window with the
contents of LPT_Interface.gsmarkup (it works on my installation). If not,
what error are you getting ?
Thanks
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