There is an easier workaround without donloading/installing anything.
It is true that Citrix ICA client is checking for libXm.so.4, but from the software, it also works with libXm.so.3
Go to usr/lib and create a copy of the file libXm.so.3
Rename this copy to libXm.so.4
and ICA-Client in the latest version will run without problems.
Tested on (K)/(X)/Ubuntu 9.10 a
That's all.
BTW:
Ubuntu itself should not try to resolve this error by putting a fake libXm.so.4 in /usr/lib,
as this would not be proper.
Rather Citrix should change the client so that it also accepts libXm.so.3
There is an easier workaround without donloading/ installing anything.
It is true that Citrix ICA client is checking for libXm.so.4, but from the software, it also works with libXm.so.3
Go to usr/lib and create a copy of the file libXm.so.3
Rename this copy to libXm.so.4
and ICA-Client in the latest version will run without problems.
Tested on (K)/(X)/Ubuntu 9.10 a
That's all.
BTW:
Ubuntu itself should not try to resolve this error by putting a fake libXm.so.4 in /usr/lib,
as this would not be proper.
Rather Citrix should change the client so that it also accepts libXm.so.3