use %{_libdir} instead of /usr/local/lib64/ - #47
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After attempting to install the packages with rpm-ostree, I found that it does not support /usr/local. Then I found that the spec file does not use the _libdir macro, which is probably more correct to use
I also adjusted the other packages to be in-line with this new libglfw path