I've tried to install gmsh in my local area on our lab's Red Hat Linux server (note that I do not have admin privileges, so I cannot sudo or modify things in /usr/bin) by:
> wget http://www.geuz.org/gmsh/bin/Linux/gmsh-2.10.1-Linux64.tgz > tar -xzvf gmsh-2.10.1-Linux64.tgz The gmsh GUI will run if I double-click on the icon in a folder. This is of minimal utility for me because I plan on scripting analysis. But it will not run from the command line: > cd gmsh-2.10.1-Linux/bin/ > gmsh -bash: gmsh: command not found Also, FiPy--the application I ultimately plan on using the meshes--can not find gmsh (I've shortened the output with ... for readability): > > ipython ... In [*1*]: from fipy import * In [*2*]: mesh=Gmsh2D('''cellSize=0.05,radius=1.0''') ... *EnvironmentError*: Gmsh version must be >= 2.0. Help in resolving this would be greatly appreciated. ~Dan
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