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On Fri, 5 Sep 1997, Brian McGovern wrote:

> Where can I find this library. Most of the X applications want it, but
> I can't find it anywhere on my system (installed a full set of X from the
> 2.2.2 CD).

Hm, I have one.

gdi,ttyp3,/usr/X11/lib,118>ls libXE*
libXExExt.a
gdi,ttyp3,/usr/X11/lib,119>ls -l libXExExt.a
-rw-r--r--  1 root  10  9048 Nov  2  1995 libXExExt.a

Any particular program?  Usually they want libXext, the X Extensions
Library:

gdi,ttyp3,/usr/X11/lib,121>ls libXe*
libXext.a       libXext.so.6.0  libXext.so.6.1

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