This bug depends on #874727
Sorry, I don't know a better way to mark/inform that here...
Cheers
Yorik
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I cannot reproduce that bug here...
Would you provide a bit more information about what must be done exactly to see
that crash happen?
Thanks
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August 13 2015 3:33 PM, Francesco Poli wrote:
I see at least the following outdated parts of the debian/copyright
file:
• src/Doc/Start_Page.html licensing is described three times with
inconsistent information: please clarify and merge
This is an old file left over from a previous
It works for me... I'm able to save/restore, no crash.
This is most probably a problem related to the 3D driver
(the first item of the stack trace is related to OpenGL).
Disabling thumbnails in files (Menu Edit - Preferences -
General - Document - uncheck Save thumbnails into project
files)
Hi Anton,
Actually that Draft_rc.py file is generated after something
was changed to some of the UI files. I need to make that
happen at compile time some day... In our case here it is
necessary because the preferences settings UI was changed
to add the possibility to reenable auto downloads.
Hi Anton,
I just committed[1] a fix to this problem. From now on, downloads are
disabled by default. The fist time you want to use the DXF import or
export feature, the user receives a message explaining him that
he needs either to enable automatic downloads, via the freecad
preferences settings,
Hi,
This download happens the first time a user wants to use the DXF
import/export feature. Since the license of our DXF exporter is GPL, and
other components of FreeCAD prevent from linking to GPL code (namely
OpenCasCade and Coin3D) (the whole story is another Debian bug), we found
this trick
Hi
Thanks for the reply
These are all pretty complex solutions, any of them will take time to
implement I'm afraid. As a
short-term solution, the only idea I can come up with is disabling DXF
import/export by default
and advising users to download and install the required libraries
themselves if
