Yes, but there's no guarantee that a random 32-bit `libsqlite.so` would actually work on your remote machine. For starters, Linux runs on more 32-bit architectures than just Intel x86, especially in the embedded arena. Even if it's the same architecture, a library built on your typical Linux distro probably won't work on a [musl](https://musl.libc.org/)-based remote OS. So unless you're planning to drop Yet Another SQLite Library on your remote machine, you really should be using what's already available. In fact, if your remote machine is significantly different architecturally from your local one, you should be building your program on the remote box for maximum success.