I'm having trouble shared libraries on my Ubuntu 10.04. I expirienced it several times in the last months, read a lot about installing libs but I seem to miss the point. Starting with the source code directory, I run the following commands: make Runs clean, without any error; sudo make install
One other way might be, since Nautilus already allows click-and-running a .desktop file (at least if running text files is set to either be allowed or lead to an ask prompt), to extend the .desktop file specification to allow relative paths, and to teach accompanying tools like gtk-run to pick up .desktop files from absolute paths, such that that this problem can be solved by being able to ...
17.01.2017 · there is no application installed for "shared libraries" files" There are two workarounds. Just create a one line script in the same directory: ./my_program and set Allow executing file as program in Nautilus. (Or add +x via chmod .) Open this directory in Terminal and run there. (or drag and drop the file from Nautilus to Terminal) Share
04.09.2021 · So, when I double click the file (say Arduino-ide) I get the message 'there is no application installed for "shared library" files.' Note 1: I can mostly run the files/programs from the terminal with ./ and it works mostly correctly but that's not the permanent solution at all.
Oct 23, 2015 · Now I have checked my old running linux apps that I have build a few weeks ago. New not running app: MyTestApp: ELF 64-bit LSB shared object, x86-64, version 1 (SYSV ...
The "file" program should say what the system thinks the file is. Executables have "...LSB executable" and shared libraries "...LSB shared object". If it says it is an executable then it appears to be a bug in Ubuntu. If it says it is a shared object then your make log suggests it is a bug in the linker! Share.
24.03.2021 · Hence, there is no such thing as “installing” OpenGL. But, we do need to install libraries, that would help us interact with the operating system to …
Sort by: best. level 1. pavlukivan. · 2y. run it via terminal. cd path/to/file/directory #change directory chmod +x filename #allow file execution ./filename #actually run the file. or, if the file is already executable, you can run it via simply entering. /path/to/file. 2.
Dec 19, 2018 · @SGaist. It happens on Ubuntu 18.04 LTS x64 ,Any project without QMAKE_LFLAGS += -no-pie in their .pro file by the way dear @Geng-Y please remove build folder and try to build the project again the problem will go away.
19.12.2018 · No application installed for "shared library" files ... No application installed for "shared library" files. This topic has been deleted. Only users with topic management privileges can see it. Geng.Y last edited by . Hi, I just cloned from ... It happens on Ubuntu 18.04 LTS x64 ,Any project without QMAKE_LFLAGS += -no ...
Sep 04, 2021 · So, when I double click the file (say Arduino-ide) I get the message 'there is no application installed for "shared library" files.' Note 1: I can mostly run the files/programs from the terminal with ./ and it works mostly correctly but that's not the permanent solution at all.
17.02.2021 · What are shared object files? How does the above command fixes the issue? You see, in C/C++, a .so (shared object) is a compiled library file. It is called shared object because this library file can be shared by several programs. These generated libraries are usually located in /lib or /usr/lib directories.
I have fixed this behavior by adding the following line on my project's .pro file in QT: QMAKE_LFLAGS += -no-pie. The behavior is occurring because newer ubuntu distros set GCC default link flag -pie, which marks e_type as ET_DYN on the binary file. Consequently, the Operating System recognizes as Shared Library.
29.10.2020 · New applications build with 2015R3.0 and Ubuntu 14.04 LTS and RedHat 7.1 can’t run. ... Coul not display “UserHome” There is no application installed for shared library files. ... There is no application installed for shared library files.
12.07.2014 · 重新Ubuntu系统，版本为12.04 LTS，将原来10.04 LTS系统中配置好的Android开发工具Eclipse直接拷贝过来，点击eclipse运行，弹出的错误提示： There is no application installed for executable files.....
Look in /usr/lib and /usr/lib64 for those libraries. If you find one of the ones ffmpeg is missing, symlink it so it exists in the other directory. You can also run a find for 'libm.so.6' and see where that file is at. There is a good chance ffmpeg is looking in …
One other way might be, since Nautilus already allows click-and-running a .desktop file (at least if running text files is set to either be allowed or lead to an ask prompt), to extend the .desktop file specification to allow relative paths, and to teach accompanying tools like gtk-run to pick up .desktop files from absolute paths, such that ...