There are two ways to handle that: (1) the libraries can either be installed into each Puppy or (2) as fredx181 showed with Portable firefox, an 'extralib' folder can be created within the application's folder and the application started with a script containing instructions such as this: But to get either version of smtube to work required installation into those Puppys of libraries, primarily QT5s. Downloaded smtube-20.6 and it works as well from those Puppys. But the version doesn't make any difference.

I already had smtube-20.1 set up as a portable which I could use with Bionicpup64 and Fossapup64.

Running several Puppys it makes more sense for me to use ONE portable (accessed by all) than install the same application (or a version thereof) into each Puppy. But Voidpup64 may present the same problem. I'm currently 'fleshing-out' the latest version (8a) of Voidpup64 after which I'll turn my attention back to VanillaDpup. AppImages are only mounted -never become part of the OS even in RAM- and can be built to be entirely self-contained. Might be better off using fredx181's create-portable-AppImage, viewtopic.php?p=3328#p3328 to create an SMTube-AppImage for Vanilla Dpup. I like SmTube, and sometimes had to fiddle with one of yours build in order to get it to function under Bionicpup64. Synaptic shows the package libatomic as installed ( the filelist contains libatomic.so.1 ) but the lib is not thereĪfter reinstallation of libatomic package the library is present and the error message is gone. Reason for this is the missing dependency to libatomic.so.1

Smtube start in a terminal leeds to errormessage failed to open swrast

Installation of gstreamer without dependency to libcap2-bin let the system reboot without problems Installation of libcap2-bin leeds to kernelpanic after reboot SMtube 21.10.0 | Vanilla Dpup x86 - 9.2.9 ( for information only )

Instal the new for ios SMPlayer 23.6.0