Can we copy the above mentioned from Ubuntu 8.10 installed in one system to
Ubuntu 8.10 in another system? I mean they are identical in all aspects
right?

Thanks once again.
On Fri, Jul 3, 2009 at 11:36 AM, sa <[email protected]> wrote:

>
> > 1.I would like to know which folder  all the Lib files are stored. eg-
> libqt4-dev,libjingle......etc.
>
> If you meant where they are installed, /lib directory contains the shared
> library images to run the commands or programs in /bin or /sbin and all
> header files needed for compiling user space source code are placed in
> /usr/include. Specifically, /usr/include/<package-name> contains
> application specific header files. The /lib directory also contains kernel
> modules under /lib/modules/ and some architecture dependent libraries on
> /lib/<architecture>.
>
> > 2.Can we copy the lib files from one system to another?
>
> Probably not. Because most of the libraries are compiled against the
> standard C library (GNU libc here), which in turn is compiled against the
> kernel modules in the system. So differences in kernel versions may cause
> problems. Moreover many of these libraries require a minimum version of
> certain libraries like libc. So a new libgtk for an old libc might not
> work.
> Again, I meant installed libraries, not packages containing them.
> >
>

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