I have a Debian 12 install running on a laptop which has been great. I use BackInTime to take nightly backups of my OS in the event that the system becomes unstable or will not boot. Well that happened. I had a plasma issue occur and the machine failed to boot. So I restored one of my daily backups. Beautiful. Everything looks fine again. Until I try to upgrade with APT. The update looks fine on the surface at first. The apt update command finds a few packages that need to be updated. Nothing that appears to be related to GLIBC though.
Chrome is one of the updates as well as girl 1.2. If I perform the update, it processes as expected. However, if I run apt update or any other command after that, I receive the "GLIBC_2.38 not found error from anything I try to launch. Can anyone explain to me why this is happening?
Here are images of the apt update that processes successfully prior to the issue occurring.
And before anyone asks, no im not using Kali. Its vanilla Debian 12. That's just the user.Also a shot of APT sources. they are the standard sources.
Checking the gLibc version prior to the update shows that 2.36 is the current version
Too recent GLIBC requirement (GLIBC_2.38 not found on Debian12)..
New install: Nix wants glibc 2.38, Debian 12 has 2.36
How do i get a newer version of glibc? (2.38 or above?)
"version 'GLIBC_2.38' not found" error on Debian 12, what do?
Basically im trying to run a game but it requires at least glibc 2.38 but it seems debian only offers 2.36 at the moment. Any way i can get a newer vesion of it?
EDIT: ended up just downloading the windows version of the game and running it with wine, im an idiot and thought i was having a problem with the sound when i first downloaded, that's why i tried the linux binary, but when i ran it with wine again i found out that the game came muted by default and that i had to press + to get the volume up
Currently I am trying to run the latest build of Friday Night Funkin on Linux.
It throws the aforementioned error when I try to run it.
Some help? Please?