try install the required package from distro, e.g. sudo aptitude install libqt5websockets5
On 21 Dec, 2016 1:03 am, "J. Patrick Harrington" <[email protected]> wrote: > Oh! that's what's going on. I have a mac-mini running the latest OS > (10.12.2) and I got the same junk from sierra-fix command. I ended up > defining executable files with contents like: > /Applications/j64-805/bin/jqt.command & > /Applications/j64-805/bin/jconsole > /Applications/j64-805/bin/jhs.command > as the only way I could get jqt,jconsole ans jhs to run. I have not been > able to get the J icons to work :-( I guess I should erase this all and > try a re-install? > > My real problem now is getting j64-805 to work on my new laptop: a Dell > XPS 13 with Ubuntu 16.04 LTS installed. Previous to the latest stable > 805 release I could at least start jqt with j64-805/bin/jqt, but now > can only get jconsole to run and jqt gives messages like "libjqt.so: > libQt5WebSockets.so.5: cannot open shared object file: No such file > or directory." I'll write more details later -- this is such a sweet > machine and I want to get jqt running properly on it! > > Patrick > > On Tue, 20 Dec 2016, Murray Eisenberg wrote: > >> The j805 installation instructions for Mac OS X / macOS as written are >> defective for macOS Sierra (10.12.2).as written. >> >> 1. I followed Download link at www.jsoftware.com < >> http://www.jsoftware.com/> , then Installation link on that page, and >> finally, in “Installation” section, clicked the All-in-One link, which >> landed me at http://code.jsoftware.com/wiki/System/Installation/All-in- >> One <http://code.jsoftware.com/wiki/System/Installation/All-in-One>. >> There I downloaded the .dmg form link “Installer for 64-vit OS X. >> 2. I opened the downloaded .dmg and moved the j64-805 folder to my >> /Aoplications folder. >> >> 3. In Finder, I navigated to that folde and right-clicked >> sierra-fix.command to open, i.e,. execute, that command. >> >> Somewhat to my surprise, the automatically-opened Terminal window >> showed the following: >> >> [murray:~] $/Applications/j64-805/sierra-fix.command ; exit; >> /Applications/j64-805/sierra-fix.command: line 4: cd: >> /Users/murray/j64-805: No such file or directory >> xattr: No such file: jbrk.app >> xattr: No such file: jcon.app >> xattr: No such file: jqt.app >> xattr: No such file: bin/jbrk.command >> xattr: No such file: bin/jqt.command >> xattr: No such file: bin/jconsole >> xattr: No such file: bin/jqt >> logout >> Saving session... >> ...copying shared history... >> ...saving history...truncating history files... >> ...completed. >> >> [Process completed] >> >> Evidently sierra-fix.command is expecting the j64-805 install folder >> to be in my own user folder — which is not where I would put _any_ app! >> Applications should to into /Applications! >> >> At this point, needless to say, double-clicking jqt.app or jcon.app >> did nothing >> >> THE FIX: >> >> (a) edit sierra-fix.command so as to change its 4th line to point to >> the actual installation folder, in my case, change it to: cd >> /Applications/j64-805 >> >> (b) right-click to run that edited sierra-fix.command >> >> Now double-clicking jqt.app _does_ work.(and so does jcon.app). >> >> HOWEVER, jhs.app still does NOT work! (even with the usual right-click >> to tell macOS it’s OK to open). >> >> to get jhs.app to work,I tried the following additional steps: >> >> (c) (i) Navigate to j64-805/bin, right-click jhs.command, and tell >> macOS it’s OK to open it. This does start the jhs server. >> >> But after closing the client and server, still jhs.app does >> not work. >> >> (ii) Did a “Show Package Contents” then right-clicked to open >> jhs.app > Contents > MacOS > apprun. That does start the jhs server. >> >> But still, after closing server & client, jhs.app does not >> work. >> >> HOWEVER, if I >> >> (iii) navigate to j64-805 and from Terminal run command >> >> xattr -r -d com.apple.quarantine jhs.app >> >> from there, then jhs.app does now work. >> >> CONCLUSION: >> >> Installation instructions for macOS need to be amended to say to edit >> sierra-fix.command in order to: >> >> (A) Edit the target of the cd command so it points to the actual >> installation folder; and >> >> (B) Add the following lines to the script: >> >> xattr -r -d com.apple.quarantine jhs.app >> >> xattr -r -d com.apple.quarantine bin/jhs.command >> I would hope that jsoftware could take care of adding those two lines, >> which (only for some users) would leave the task of straightening out the >> cd command’s target. >> >> >> On, 19 Dec 2016 10:24:19 -0500, Eric Iverson <[email protected] >>> <mailto:[email protected]>>wrote: >>> >>> Installing J805 is strongly recommended for all users. >>> >>> For some previous releases there were various reasons why some users >>> would >>> hold of on moving to a new release. This is not the case for this >>> release. >>> >>> Everyone should move to 805 ASAP. It is in your interest and the >>> communities interest. >>> >>> Install instructions have been significantly reworked. Taking time to >>> follow them carefully and providing feedback will help clean things up so >>> new users will have a smoother ride. >>> >>> See www.jsoftware.com <http://www.jsoftware.com/> and click Download. >>> >> >> —— >> Murray Eisenberg [email protected] >> Mathematics & Statistics Dept. 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