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it claimed a file that was clearly *there*, didn't exist. That happens with any 32-bit binary on a 64-bit Linux. Really? Would it have worked if I had the 32bit libraries it required, then? [EDIT: Yes, that *is* kinda a non-sequitor question; It's something someone else told me was the way it works...

Actually, it did exactly the same thing when I ran it directly like that. (I forgot to mention I had already tried that.) So yeah, it claimed a file that was clearly *there*, didn't exist. Anyway, I just built it from source. Let's see, along the way I got... "newlisp.h:135:19: fatal error: ffi.h: N...

(This doesn't seem like quite the right place to ask this kind of question, but I didn't see any better category...?) So I just installed Kubuntu (13.04) on both my computers... old desktop - 32bit processor - 32bit OS newer netbook - 64bit processor - 64bit OS I installed newlisp on both. (By down...