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Re: libc5 and libc6



> 
> The burning quesiton on my mind is with regard to mixed applications.
> Lyx, in particular, relies on xpm and xforms, which are compiled with
> libc5.  Can I stil compile lyx with libc6?

You almost certainly can compile them
You probably will not run into problems using the resulting binary,
  but 'people that know' tell me that misterious, hidden problems 
  will/may appear somewhere, due to the mixing.
You shouldn't use programmes that use xforms anyway, as it's non-free
  software. This means a lot less freedom to you (you cannot recompile
  xforms for libc6, for example).




-- 
joost witteveen, joostje@debian.org
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