your-app --disable-gpu-sandbox (But fix the actual library for proper security.) # Find the binary causing error which your_program Check its library dependencies ldd $(which your_program) Search system for libvgcore.so sudo find / -name "libvgcore.so*" 2>/dev/null Look at recent package installs (Debian/Ubuntu) grep " install " /var/log/dpkg.log | tail -20

ldd /path/to/libvgcore.so | grep "not found" If this happens in a browser or Electron app, try disabling GPU sandbox as a temporary test :

from ld.so (the dynamic linker) means: "A required shared library was not found." Common causes & fixes 1. Missing library The most direct cause: libvgcore.so (or a dependency) isn’t installed or isn’t in the library search path.

The error typically occurs when a program or script depends on a shared library (often libvgcore.so or similar, related to Vector Graphics or Virtualization/GPU pass-through tools like VirGL or VirtIO-GPU ), and the system cannot find or load it.