downloading 32 bit libs to run bitpim on Ubuntu 16

[Aaron Rainbolt]

On 1/23/23 19:20, Mike Marchywka wrote:
> Besides he cheap camera, I also have a flip phone that just
> became obsolete on VZ network but I can't talk to it. If
> I had something like bitpim and more specs I may be able
> to play with camera or other features via Ubuntu.
> bitpim seems to be a lot of python but needs
> a lot of 32 bit libs apparently for graphics. I was able
> to get the libstdc++ 32 bit but then it wanted more.
> Is there some easy way to get these ( I can use apt-get download
> and dpkg-deb to unpack them in an isolated location but
> not sure I can get them from current repo).
>
> Thanks.

If you mean Ubuntu 16.04, that release reached end of standard support 
on April 2021, and is only supported via ESM. Sadly, we can't help with 
that here.

If you mean Ubuntu 16.10, that release was an interim release and went 
entirely end-of-life nine months after release, I believe.

You may want to start by upgrading to a supported version of Ubuntu, 
such as 22.04, the current latest LTS. More info on how to upgrade an 
EOL release can be found here: 
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EOLUpgrades Please make sure to back 
up your data first.

>   Mike Marchywka
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Aaron Rainbolt
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