Hello Marcos, and you got the python-occ GUI working from that svn compilation, when you restart the X-Server before every use?
Well I tried your supposed solution, but I have had no success. To which "hello.py" script are you referring in your description? If I want to start the python-occ GUI in console mode I come to the following error: Error: couldn't connect to X Server Which is absolutely clear, because no X-Server is running. And if I neglect this magic "hello.py" I just end up in restarting the X-Server and that also solves not my problem. Maybe you have some more information for me ... ? I tested the python-occ also on the same laptop with the Intel graphic card but with a gentoo Linux installation, and it just worked. So I suppose it is just a very specific ubuntu (10.04) problem, which may be solved with the right setting. Thanks, Oliver > Hi Oliver, > > I suppose that work in virtual machine with Ubuntu 10.04, but it is > not the idea. > > In native environment my partner indicate me that is necessary to stop > the X-Server > > /*sudo service gdm stop (caution: your x-server will stop and terminal > will appear) */ > /* > ALT + F1 (or F2, F3 ...) to change between different terminals. > * > /insert your user name and pass. > > and execute the hello.py sample. > > /*sudo service gdm start (To x-server start again)*/ > > Regards, > > Marcos. > > P.S.: with support of my partner that have more experience with Linux, > I installed python-occ from (svn) source code in Ubuntu 10.04. > > > _______________________________________________ > Pythonocc-users mailing list > Pythonocc-users@gna.org > https://mail.gna.org/listinfo/pythonocc-users >
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