Thanks for the information.You were supposed to cd into folder then do command....
Will try this later.
I have Audacity 2.0.0 and 2.0.5 (2.0.6beta) running from SFS without any i386-linux-gnu directory or symbolic link inside the SFS. Works well in my Precise based L.A.S.S.I.E. - should do also in a default Precise.Barry Kauler and 01micko mentioned (in his blog) about half a year ago
that there were problems with libraries in i386-linux-gnu.
Barry K makes a link called i386-linux-gnu , I believe, in some of his
distros. I guess that when they are downloaded , Ubuntu libraries will
be sent to the link's destination ---> /usr/lib/
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When I use alien2puppy I move all libraries to /usr/lib/ when
the program stops to let the user find the icons.
Audacity doesn't seem to mind.