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I would like to see that, then.

How did you decide that 64-bit had links to "newer GTK modules"? They both link to the generic 2.0 module. It seems to link to the 64-bit version, even, causing me to suspect you ran ldd on the...

Could you post the actual output I asked for please?

It would help me give actual suggestions instead of vague guesses.

What does ldd show on the 32-bit machine, and what does ldd show on the 64-bit machine?

Like I said, it may be possible to make it depend on a specific version of GTK. This would at least cause...

You often do need to worry about versions, sadly. This is why different distributions often have their own packages. You may be able to be more specific about what version it uses, i.e....

It couldn't even try to run if you didn't have 32-bit ones available. Could not. Not even long enough to just crash. It's a logical contradiction. All you'd get is "no such file or directory." ...

It couldn't even try to run if you didn't have the 32-bit ones available. Linux can tell the difference.

As for why it's crashing, perhaps your 32-bit machine had a very different version of GTK,...