Hi, It seems pretty unreasonable that its still hard to get pythonOCC going on linux. win32 is doing just fine ( ( even) more power to you Thomas ) and osx are doing relatively ok ( osx has some troubles with the wxGTK dependency, but pythonOCC works as advertised )
I wonder what options are there to improve linux support. Binaries perhaps isn't the best of ideas, since linux is such a diverse platform. Therefore installation documentation should be pursued with the same rigor as a binary distribution. False, outdated, failing documentation is such a cliche that I *really* would hate to see pythonOCC suffer those consequences. I can imagine that splitting up the linux installation wiki to the different distributions, perhaps even assigning a maintainer ( someone who validates the wiki info before its set out in the wild ) for those sections would largely improve the situation. Any better ideas? Cheers, -jelle _______________________________________________ Pythonocc-users mailing list Pythonocc-users@gna.org https://mail.gna.org/listinfo/pythonocc-users
