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On Sat, May 05, 2007 at 11:05:51AM +0100, Rob Malpass wrote:
> Trying to export an mp3 using Audacity on Ubuntu 7.04, I was asked
> to locate the libmp3lame.so library. Looking in /usr/lib, I found
> libmp3lame.so.0 which (in order to make Audacity work) I had to link
> to libmp3lame.so. All's working well - but my question is (not
> knowing much about libraries other than fiddling with them can screw
> things up badly) - am I safe to leave it or should I reset it after
> I've finished exporting?
>
> I'm assuming I am ok to leave it because all I've done is
> effectively create libmp3lame.so - am I right here?
It's OK to leave it. In fact, it should probably have been done in
the first place by the installer for that library.
Hugo.
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