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>>>>> "Todd" == Todd Vierling <tv@pobox.com> writes:
    Todd> No--you need the SunOS version of the library (which is based on
    Todd> X11R4 and properly references the SunOS shared C library).  When
    Todd> you are using binary compatibility (Linux on i386, SunOS on sparc,
    Todd> etc.), you *must* use the shared libraries for the proper OS.

  Has anyone got a list of what is needed to run Solaris/x86 binaries
under NetBSD's SVR4 emulation? I specifically want to run GraphicVue (which I
don't yet have a demo of) I expect that I need a Solaris/x86 license
to get those libraries, right?

  Does anyone have any other suggestions for project management software that
will on NetBSD/i386? Less good is NetBSD/sparc.

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