How to have both libcurl3 and libcurl4 installed at same time?
My favorite web brower depends on libcurl3 (Opera 36.0) But many apps depends on libcurl4 including PlayOnLinux or Steam client. It will be nice to have PlayOnLinux or Steam installed but I'm not giving up my favorite web browser. Do someone knows workaround how I can have installed both of them ? I readed somewhere that libcurl4 is based on libcurl3 so I have no idea why they keep uninstalling each other.
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My favorite web brower depends on libcurl3 (Opera 36.0) But many apps depends on libcurl4 including PlayOnLinux or Steam client. It will be nice to have PlayOnLinux or Steam installed but I'm not giving up my favorite web browser. Do someone knows workaround how I can have installed both of them ? I readed somewhere that libcurl4 is based on libcurl3 so I have no idea why they keep uninstalling each other.
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My favorite web brower depends on libcurl3 (Opera 36.0) But many apps depends on libcurl4 including PlayOnLinux or Steam client. It will be nice to have PlayOnLinux or Steam installed but I'm not giving up my favorite web browser. Do someone knows workaround how I can have installed both of them ? I readed somewhere that libcurl4 is based on libcurl3 so I have no idea why they keep uninstalling each other.
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asked Aug 1 '18 at 11:46
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My favorite web brower depends on libcurl3 (Opera 36.0) But many apps depends on libcurl4 including PlayOnLinux or Steam client. It will be nice to have PlayOnLinux or Steam installed but I'm not giving up my favorite web browser. Do someone knows workaround how I can have installed both of them ? I readed somewhere that libcurl4 is based on libcurl3 so I have no idea why they keep uninstalling each other.
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Looks like I totally over-brained it. I performed several steps and it works ! Thank you @guiverc , your "This is an alternative" brinks me idea of forcing program to accept libcurl3 or libcurl4
- Open terminal in temporary folder. Use
dpkg-deb -x /path/to/deb/file .
- Open control.tar.gz. Navigate to
./control
- Change line with dependency from
libcurl3tolibcurl3 | libcurl4
- Run
dpkg-deb -b . name-of-new-deb-file.deb
- Now run
dpkg-deb -e path-to-deb-file-crated-in-step-4
- Package get installed using temporary folder as root folder.
- Create pentagram from small red colored stones. At full moon, sacrifice a goat with 666 stabs with knife while screaming "SUDO" at moon.
- Launch file browser as root and copy all folders and files from temporary folder to real folders (
temporary_folder/usrto/usr,temporary_folder/binto/bin.etc) - All done, programm is installed.
I'm sure one of steps is not necessary but I don't know which one.
answered Aug 1 '18 at 19:01
GarromGarrom
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Eventually, I found better, universal solution for this. A guy on internet created CURL version which supports both CURL3 and CURL4. Available via. PPA. So far it works good. Unfortunately, I'm sure this version of CURL is not well known despite it solves problem which is very common to all Ubuntu users. So, I have to ask to share this knowledge in any form you like or prefer
https://launchpad.net/~xapienz/+archive/ubuntu/curl34
answered Aug 10 '18 at 18:33
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This is an alternative that means your reason, whilst not really including libcurl3 & libcurl4 in your system at the same time.
I would suggest having libcurl4 in your system for your main apps, in the hopes that it provides better security, and adding the Opera browser as a snap
https://snapcraft.io/opera
Snaps contain their required libs inside the snap itself (ie. self contained), thus avoiding the issue you were asking about. Thus libcurl3 will be contained within the snap containing your opera browser, and not impact any other software requiring libcurl4. It's a quick work-around :)
answered Aug 1 '18 at 12:52
guivercguiverc
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Can I convert any .deb to the snap ? I'd like to have Opera version 36 because it is last version what is not filled with useless crap.
– Garrom
Aug 1 '18 at 17:12
convert? not via a program that I'm aware of. Snaps are built, and you can of course build a snap from a .deb (or any source) but its not really a conversion. (docs.snapcraft.io/build-snaps)
– guiverc
Aug 1 '18 at 23:26
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Looks like I totally over-brained it. I performed several steps and it works ! Thank you @guiverc , your "This is an alternative" brinks me idea of forcing program to accept libcurl3 or libcurl4
- Open terminal in temporary folder. Use
dpkg-deb -x /path/to/deb/file .
- Open control.tar.gz. Navigate to
./control
- Change line with dependency from
libcurl3tolibcurl3 | libcurl4
- Run
dpkg-deb -b . name-of-new-deb-file.deb
- Now run
dpkg-deb -e path-to-deb-file-crated-in-step-4
- Package get installed using temporary folder as root folder.
- Create pentagram from small red colored stones. At full moon, sacrifice a goat with 666 stabs with knife while screaming "SUDO" at moon.
- Launch file browser as root and copy all folders and files from temporary folder to real folders (
temporary_folder/usrto/usr,temporary_folder/binto/bin.etc) - All done, programm is installed.
I'm sure one of steps is not necessary but I don't know which one.
answered Aug 1 '18 at 19:01
GarromGarrom
3601318
add a comment |
Looks like I totally over-brained it. I performed several steps and it works ! Thank you @guiverc , your "This is an alternative" brinks me idea of forcing program to accept libcurl3 or libcurl4
- Open terminal in temporary folder. Use
dpkg-deb -x /path/to/deb/file .
- Open control.tar.gz. Navigate to
./control
- Change line with dependency from
libcurl3tolibcurl3 | libcurl4
- Run
dpkg-deb -b . name-of-new-deb-file.deb
- Now run
dpkg-deb -e path-to-deb-file-crated-in-step-4
- Package get installed using temporary folder as root folder.
- Create pentagram from small red colored stones. At full moon, sacrifice a goat with 666 stabs with knife while screaming "SUDO" at moon.
- Launch file browser as root and copy all folders and files from temporary folder to real folders (
temporary_folder/usrto/usr,temporary_folder/binto/bin.etc) - All done, programm is installed.
I'm sure one of steps is not necessary but I don't know which one.
answered Aug 1 '18 at 19:01
GarromGarrom
3601318
add a comment |
Looks like I totally over-brained it. I performed several steps and it works ! Thank you @guiverc , your "This is an alternative" brinks me idea of forcing program to accept libcurl3 or libcurl4
- Open terminal in temporary folder. Use
dpkg-deb -x /path/to/deb/file .
- Open control.tar.gz. Navigate to
./control
- Change line with dependency from
libcurl3tolibcurl3 | libcurl4
- Run
dpkg-deb -b . name-of-new-deb-file.deb
- Now run
dpkg-deb -e path-to-deb-file-crated-in-step-4
- Package get installed using temporary folder as root folder.
- Create pentagram from small red colored stones. At full moon, sacrifice a goat with 666 stabs with knife while screaming "SUDO" at moon.
- Launch file browser as root and copy all folders and files from temporary folder to real folders (
temporary_folder/usrto/usr,temporary_folder/binto/bin.etc) - All done, programm is installed.
I'm sure one of steps is not necessary but I don't know which one.
answered Aug 1 '18 at 19:01
GarromGarrom
3601318
Looks like I totally over-brained it. I performed several steps and it works ! Thank you @guiverc , your "This is an alternative" brinks me idea of forcing program to accept libcurl3 or libcurl4
- Open terminal in temporary folder. Use
dpkg-deb -x /path/to/deb/file .
- Open control.tar.gz. Navigate to
./control
- Change line with dependency from
libcurl3tolibcurl3 | libcurl4
- Run
dpkg-deb -b . name-of-new-deb-file.deb
- Now run
dpkg-deb -e path-to-deb-file-crated-in-step-4
- Package get installed using temporary folder as root folder.
- Create pentagram from small red colored stones. At full moon, sacrifice a goat with 666 stabs with knife while screaming "SUDO" at moon.
- Launch file browser as root and copy all folders and files from temporary folder to real folders (
temporary_folder/usrto/usr,temporary_folder/binto/bin.etc) - All done, programm is installed.
I'm sure one of steps is not necessary but I don't know which one.
answered Aug 1 '18 at 19:01
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Eventually, I found better, universal solution for this. A guy on internet created CURL version which supports both CURL3 and CURL4. Available via. PPA. So far it works good. Unfortunately, I'm sure this version of CURL is not well known despite it solves problem which is very common to all Ubuntu users. So, I have to ask to share this knowledge in any form you like or prefer
https://launchpad.net/~xapienz/+archive/ubuntu/curl34
answered Aug 10 '18 at 18:33
GarromGarrom
3601318
add a comment |
Eventually, I found better, universal solution for this. A guy on internet created CURL version which supports both CURL3 and CURL4. Available via. PPA. So far it works good. Unfortunately, I'm sure this version of CURL is not well known despite it solves problem which is very common to all Ubuntu users. So, I have to ask to share this knowledge in any form you like or prefer
https://launchpad.net/~xapienz/+archive/ubuntu/curl34
answered Aug 10 '18 at 18:33
GarromGarrom
3601318
add a comment |
Eventually, I found better, universal solution for this. A guy on internet created CURL version which supports both CURL3 and CURL4. Available via. PPA. So far it works good. Unfortunately, I'm sure this version of CURL is not well known despite it solves problem which is very common to all Ubuntu users. So, I have to ask to share this knowledge in any form you like or prefer
https://launchpad.net/~xapienz/+archive/ubuntu/curl34
answered Aug 10 '18 at 18:33
GarromGarrom
3601318
Eventually, I found better, universal solution for this. A guy on internet created CURL version which supports both CURL3 and CURL4. Available via. PPA. So far it works good. Unfortunately, I'm sure this version of CURL is not well known despite it solves problem which is very common to all Ubuntu users. So, I have to ask to share this knowledge in any form you like or prefer
https://launchpad.net/~xapienz/+archive/ubuntu/curl34
answered Aug 10 '18 at 18:33
GarromGarrom
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answered Aug 10 '18 at 18:33
GarromGarrom
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answered Aug 10 '18 at 18:33
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answered Aug 10 '18 at 18:33
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This is an alternative that means your reason, whilst not really including libcurl3 & libcurl4 in your system at the same time.
I would suggest having libcurl4 in your system for your main apps, in the hopes that it provides better security, and adding the Opera browser as a snap
https://snapcraft.io/opera
Snaps contain their required libs inside the snap itself (ie. self contained), thus avoiding the issue you were asking about. Thus libcurl3 will be contained within the snap containing your opera browser, and not impact any other software requiring libcurl4. It's a quick work-around :)
answered Aug 1 '18 at 12:52
guivercguiverc
4,84621623
Can I convert any .deb to the snap ? I'd like to have Opera version 36 because it is last version what is not filled with useless crap.
– Garrom
Aug 1 '18 at 17:12
convert? not via a program that I'm aware of. Snaps are built, and you can of course build a snap from a .deb (or any source) but its not really a conversion. (docs.snapcraft.io/build-snaps)
– guiverc
Aug 1 '18 at 23:26
add a comment |
This is an alternative that means your reason, whilst not really including libcurl3 & libcurl4 in your system at the same time.
I would suggest having libcurl4 in your system for your main apps, in the hopes that it provides better security, and adding the Opera browser as a snap
https://snapcraft.io/opera
Snaps contain their required libs inside the snap itself (ie. self contained), thus avoiding the issue you were asking about. Thus libcurl3 will be contained within the snap containing your opera browser, and not impact any other software requiring libcurl4. It's a quick work-around :)
answered Aug 1 '18 at 12:52
guivercguiverc
4,84621623
Can I convert any .deb to the snap ? I'd like to have Opera version 36 because it is last version what is not filled with useless crap.
– Garrom
Aug 1 '18 at 17:12
convert? not via a program that I'm aware of. Snaps are built, and you can of course build a snap from a .deb (or any source) but its not really a conversion. (docs.snapcraft.io/build-snaps)
– guiverc
Aug 1 '18 at 23:26
add a comment |
This is an alternative that means your reason, whilst not really including libcurl3 & libcurl4 in your system at the same time.
I would suggest having libcurl4 in your system for your main apps, in the hopes that it provides better security, and adding the Opera browser as a snap
https://snapcraft.io/opera
Snaps contain their required libs inside the snap itself (ie. self contained), thus avoiding the issue you were asking about. Thus libcurl3 will be contained within the snap containing your opera browser, and not impact any other software requiring libcurl4. It's a quick work-around :)
answered Aug 1 '18 at 12:52
guivercguiverc
4,84621623
This is an alternative that means your reason, whilst not really including libcurl3 & libcurl4 in your system at the same time.
I would suggest having libcurl4 in your system for your main apps, in the hopes that it provides better security, and adding the Opera browser as a snap
https://snapcraft.io/opera
Snaps contain their required libs inside the snap itself (ie. self contained), thus avoiding the issue you were asking about. Thus libcurl3 will be contained within the snap containing your opera browser, and not impact any other software requiring libcurl4. It's a quick work-around :)
answered Aug 1 '18 at 12:52
guivercguiverc
4,84621623
answered Aug 1 '18 at 12:52
guivercguiverc
4,84621623
answered Aug 1 '18 at 12:52
guivercguiverc
4,84621623
answered Aug 1 '18 at 12:52
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Can I convert any .deb to the snap ? I'd like to have Opera version 36 because it is last version what is not filled with useless crap.
– Garrom
Aug 1 '18 at 17:12
convert? not via a program that I'm aware of. Snaps are built, and you can of course build a snap from a .deb (or any source) but its not really a conversion. (docs.snapcraft.io/build-snaps)
– guiverc
Aug 1 '18 at 23:26
add a comment |
Can I convert any .deb to the snap ? I'd like to have Opera version 36 because it is last version what is not filled with useless crap.
– Garrom
Aug 1 '18 at 17:12
convert? not via a program that I'm aware of. Snaps are built, and you can of course build a snap from a .deb (or any source) but its not really a conversion. (docs.snapcraft.io/build-snaps)
– guiverc
Aug 1 '18 at 23:26
Can I convert any .deb to the snap ? I'd like to have Opera version 36 because it is last version what is not filled with useless crap.
– Garrom
Aug 1 '18 at 17:12
Can I convert any .deb to the snap ? I'd like to have Opera version 36 because it is last version what is not filled with useless crap.
– Garrom
Aug 1 '18 at 17:12
convert? not via a program that I'm aware of. Snaps are built, and you can of course build a snap from a .deb (or any source) but its not really a conversion. (docs.snapcraft.io/build-snaps)
– guiverc
Aug 1 '18 at 23:26
convert? not via a program that I'm aware of. Snaps are built, and you can of course build a snap from a .deb (or any source) but its not really a conversion. (docs.snapcraft.io/build-snaps)
– guiverc
Aug 1 '18 at 23:26
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