Note, BTW, that I just looked at the output of "apt-file search libXm" and picked the one that looked the smallest and easiest. There were, in fact, lots of matches, all over the place.
As I think about it, you're probably looking for something like: libxm4-dev
That's the usual way they do it. Something called "libSomething" will just contain the runtime files - what you need for programs already compiled. But if you want to compile your own programs, then you need the "libSomething-dev" package, which includes the header files and other things that you need to actually compile stuff.
As I think about it, you're probably looking for something like: libxm4-dev
That's the usual way they do it. Something called "libSomething" will just contain the runtime files - what you need for programs already compiled. But if you want to compile your own programs, then you need the "libSomething-dev" package, which includes the header files and other things that you need to actually compile stuff.
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