Morning all...
I've just downloaded the newest version of pointless, 1.2.15, using
the mac osx intel binary.
When I try and run it through the gui, it seems that my child gets hit
by some sort of bus error:
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Hi Dave,
I have been using 1.2.16 on this platform for a long while now and it is
working fine - take a look at the MRC ftp site to see if you can get the
same binary:
ftp://ftp.mrc-lmb.cam.ac.uk/pub/pre
Cheers,
Graeme
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Thanks Graeme,
I tried 1.2.16, and got the same problem - the most recent version I
can get to work is 1.2.10 - everything after that fails.
Cheers,
Dave
2008/5/23 Winter, G (Graeme) [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi Dave,
I have been using 1.2.16 on this platform for a long while now and it is
Hi Dave,
That is very odd - oh, I have just found something - I am using the
ppc version ;o)
The ppc version works file on intel machines (some complex spell
casting that macs do I guess) so you may be better off downloading and
using that one:
file `which pointless-1.2.16`
Thanks Graeme - the ppc version works fine on my intel machine, both
command line and through the gui.
Magic!
Cheers,
Dave
2008/5/23 Graeme Winter [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi Dave,
That is very odd - oh, I have just found something - I am using the
ppc version ;o)
The ppc version works file on
This problem probably dates from when I updated my machine to Leopard
It shouldn't be too difficult to build from source: the Makefile shuld
(more or less) work
It will be in the imminent(ish) new CCP4 release 6.1
Phil
Thanks Graeme - the ppc version works fine on my intel machine, both
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Dear all,
I recently installed the CCP4 Program Suite 6.0.2., together with the
CCP4Interface 1.4.4.2 under an Intel Mac Book Pro (running Leopard
10.5.2).
All works fine, except for a minor issue:
The font size in the GUI seems quit 'big' on both sides of the 'List
of jobs', e.g. on the
Dear Kristof,
What you are experiencing is a problem with the bundled X11 with
Leopard, which I suspect you are still using? Apple fixed some of the
issues with the 10.5.2 release, but some things (like the font issue)
still needs to be sorted out. The easiest solution is to install a
newer
Dear Kristof
If you go into System Administration - Configure Interface (on the
LHS of the CCP4i main window) and then scroll down to the bottom of the
window that comes up, you should see a folder called Fonts.
If you click on this folder and open it up then you will see various
options to set
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I don't know, I kind of liked the larger font size. I thought it was
an improvement.
Maybe that's because I'm getting older and need new glasses...
Diana
On May 23, 2008, at 7:47 AM, Kristof Van Hecke wrote:
Dear all,
I recently installed the CCP4 Program Suite 6.0.2., together with
Dear Kristof
I don't know if it could help, but I got exactly the same problem in
Linux (Mandriva 2008.1 distribution). I solve the huge letter problem
installing the adobe-fonts package from the rpm database.
Looks that in your Mac you don't have these fonts installed
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