Seamonkey

[rokytnji]

I downloaded the latest Seamonkey but it complains about a missing file when trying to start it:

Code:

error while loading shared libraries: libstdc++.so.6: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory

I installed libstdc++6 (and the dev files just in case) but the error remains. I can't find the specified file on my system and can't find a fix via Google.... any suggestions please?
Paul

As a test on my persistent 8  gig Linux Lite 2.0 Usb install I downloaded and extracted

Code:

linux@linux:~$ ls
Desktop    Downloads  Pictures  seamonkey                 Templates
Documents  Music      Public    seamonkey-2.26.1.tar.bz2  Videos

Going into the seamonky folder

Code:

linux@linux:~$ cd seamonkey
linux@linux:~/seamonkey$ ls
application.ini             libldap60.so      libxul.so
blocklist.xml               libldif60.so      license.txt
chrome                      libmozalloc.so    mozilla-xremote-client
chrome.manifest             libmozsqlite3.so  omni.ja
components                  libnspr4.so       platform.ini
crashreporter               libnss3.so        plugin-container
crashreporter.ini           libnssckbi.so     precomplete
crashreporter-override.ini  libnssdbm3.chk    removed-files
defaults                    libnssdbm3.so     run-mozilla.sh
dependentlibs.list          libnssutil3.so    seamonkey
dictionaries                libplc4.so        seamonkey-bin
distribution                libplds4.so       searchplugins
extensions                  libprldap60.so    Throbber-small.gif
icons                       libsmime3.so      updater
isp                         libsoftokn3.chk   updater.ini
libfreebl3.chk              libsoftokn3.so    update-settings.ini
libfreebl3.so               libssl3.so

I see that everything I need to run seamonkey is in that extracted folder. So I go to seamonkey in the folder,
right click and pick execute. Seamonkey opens.

So I am not understanding why yiou can't run seamoinkey out of that folder?
You do not mention what steps you took to install Seamonkey in linux lite.
If me. I'd run it in /opt with the folder I mentioned and make a launcher point to /opt/seamonkey/seamonkey.

But that is just how I roll.