![]() > /usr/bin/SoulseekQt: ELF 32-bit LSB executable, Intel 80386, version 1 (SYSV), dynamically linked (uses shared libs), for GNU/Linux 2.6.8, BuildID=0xa75958082844329cf021aa26dc1ae6b91eb2423d, stripped But it is there, although specifically, it’s a 64bit library. Okay, so it’s moaning about the Qt library, libQtgui, not being there. If locate doesnt work or gives an error you may have to update your database first. > SoulseekQt: error while loading shared libraries: libQtGui.so.4: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory So rename the binary file you downloaded to SoulseekQt and put it in /usr/bin/. I have found that putting the binary file in /usr/bin/ makes for easy installation. Anyway we need to make use of those paths and libraries, and that is how I was led to avoid Downloading that QT suite and try to just satisfy any missing dependencies. Much like windows has syswow, Linux has /i386-Linux-gnu/. I examined the paths he posted and it said /usr/lib/x86_64-Linux-gnu/ which led me to believe that Linux has 32bit process' embedded. in reading the Qt Forum about Linux that sparked the lightbulb was that I've never really used it, don't need it if SoulseekQt will function. Museeq, I don't know anything about except I dont like the interface too much. As a matter of fact I've tested this by running the same search on both at the same time and let me tell you there were stark contrasts. I don't think nicotine's search capabilities are up to par. I don't care for all the flashing birds and crap on nicotine. I know there are other clients like nicotine, and museeq out there but I don't like them. The benefit of doing so is that when an updated client is released one can simply rename and replace the client without making any other updates. I prefer to remove the date from the soulseekQt file on Download and just call it SoulsekQt (which will also make it easier to write this guide). This guide concerns installing SoulseekQt on a 64bit Linux (I use Ubuntu) operating system. You may then access these files from the Soulseek client (or from the browser if you have configured your browser to use the Soulseek client).Soulseek Ubuntu 12.04 x86_64 and Tracing Shared Library Issues ![]() ![]() All your saved files will be under your central database. If you choose to download the whole program, you will have the ability to synchronize your files on your computer with those on the Soulseek server. Users of Soulseek have the option of downloading the entire program, or they can opt to download only the Search List feature. By typing in the name of a file, the search page of Soulseek will search the Internet for any matching information regarding that particular file and the exact matching search list. This search list will be used to locate individual files whose names match your search criteria. In order to use Soulseek, you will need to create a "search list" of the type shown below. The Soulseek software was modified in order to allow users on separate computers to also share the same files with those on the same computer, and later, with other computers in the same network, and so on. ![]() The primary focus of this software was to allow users of computers with simultaneous network connections to each other to create what are called "virtual LANs" (VLAN's), which have all the capabilities of local area networks (LAN's) except for the ability to transmit data over the Internet. The Soulseek network was launched in May 1998, with the software named RealTime Now. The word Soulseek may either refer to (a) one of its two peer-to peer (P2P) networking protocols, or (b) one or more of its user clients. Soulseek is a peer-to Peer (P2P) computer software and file sharing network.
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