The problem might be caused by the application (or another library) attempting to dlopen() "libXmu.so" instead of "libXmu.so.6".
This is bad because the ".so" symlinks to a shared library are, per policy, only provided by -dev packages. Moving those symlinks to the regular shlib package is the wrong thing to do because anyone using dlopen() has a certain expectation about the soversion of the object they're opening -- after all, they expect certain symbols to be present. Just my speculative guess, having seen a similar problem before. -- G. Branden Robinson | Wanton killing of innocent Debian GNU/Linux | civilians is terrorism, not a war [EMAIL PROTECTED] | against terrorism. http://people.debian.org/~branden/ | -- Noam Chomsky
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