Hi! It looks like the dynamic linker is looking for an object in the wrong location. One lesson I’ve learned from this first experimental jam is that I need to link everything either statically or with a local load path right next to the application if I want to ensure that it will be maximally portable when it comes to these oddly different distros. This was only tested on redhat. Try ldd ./alias
from the same directory you unpacked in. You will probably see that it’s not scanning the directory where it’s installed and report a breakage. As a quick shim you can use is to run it like this:
$ export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=${LD_LIBRARY_PATH}:/usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/
after which running it from that same terminal with ./alias
will work just dandy.