In terms of git, I worked around the libcrypto.so.1.0.0 issue by making a symbolic link back to the version of git installed on my machine.
cd ./plugins/com.dynamo.cr.dgit_1.0.0.201604041528/git/x86_64-linux
rm -rf ./bin
rm -rf ./libexec
ln -s /bin
ln -s /usr/libexec/
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zaniar
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Thanks. It helped me.
The last command I use was different though.
$ ln -s /usr/lib libexec
Just find the directory that has git-core directory in it. The git-core directory you need is the one that has git-* binary in it.
I use
$ whereis git-core
to find my right target for libexec link
mine give me
git-core: /usr/lib/git-core /usr/share/git-core
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Iām using Archlinux
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Awesome. Really useful for Arch users.
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@sicher, maybe this information could be added to the FAQ?
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