Re: [liquidwar-user] KDE, ALSA, and sound

[lw . 10 . judebert]

It's funny how stupid I can be.  I knew that; I use it at work all the 
time. 

My LW is linked to liballeg.so.4.0; that's Allegro 4.0.3-14.  Version 
4.1.15 is also on my system; should I simply ln the 4.0 lib to point to 
the 4.1.15 lib?

Jude

David Redick - address@hidden wrote:

> To check which dynamic libraries a binary is linked to use a
> program called "ldd" (that's a lowercase L in the front).
>
> The output should look something like this:
>         shell>ldd a.out
>                 libc.so.6 => /lib/libc.so.6 (0x40017000)
>                 /lib/ld-linux.so => /lib/ld-linux.so.2 (0x40000000)
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
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> Subject: Re: [liquidwar-user] KDE, ALSA, and sound 
>
> Thanks, David.
>
> I finally got sound -- but only when I wasn't using KDE.  In Gnome,
> where I don't start up esd, Liquid War at least gave me wav sounds.  
> (I'm still installing MIDI, specifically for LW.)
>
> Still, I use KDE most often, and the allegro tools do work from KDE.  
> I'm running Debian Sid, and Synaptic tells me I've got liballegro4.1
> installed at version 2:4.1.15-4.  Of course, it also says I've got
> liballegro4a version 2:4.0.3-14 installed, too.  I wonder which one it
> chooses, and how I could tell?
>
> If I can help you find anything else, just ask.
>
> Thanks,
> Jude
>
>
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