![]() Unfortunately I think that's way more :effort: than I've already spent, so good luck. Or I can perhaps spin up a VM, install 32-bit ubuntu, compile mumble statically and then copy the binary into a local bin directory - which should run. usr/bin/ld: cannot find -lg15daemon_clientīasically those are the minor packages that don't seem to have 32-bit, so maybe if I go around to compile those as 32-bit and somehow get it into the right places and link them, maybe the linker can get a 32-bit mumble up and running. Then it prints out all the incompatible shared object files it finds, with a few it really can't find Then ran make with 8 threads (number of cores I have on my system, to make this go 8x faster) $ MAKESPEC=linux-g++-32 qmake main.pro CONFIG+=no-server CONFIG+=no-speechd -recursive Instead of using the qmake command as they did, I figured out the 32-bit flags and disabled some options that I found to be problematic. $ sudo apt-get install gcc-multilib g++-multilib libxxf86vm-dev libglu1-mesa-dev libxft-dev lib32asound2-dev lib32stdc++6 lib32nss-mdnsĪlso followed the official mumble build instructions ![]() This might be improved in 11.10, so I am going to list the steps I undertook to get to where I failed. So I thought I could try to cross-compile mumble in 32-bit, except there are libs that don't have corresponding 32-bit version installed as part of ia32-libs and other related packages. Anyway, I tried the same multiarch approach you probably did on 11.04 (what I am current on) it basically won't even want to go. I think I am in your boat once I found out about this overlay feature that mumble has.
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