(In reply to Paul van Haren from comment #15) > As per the analysis of Nikolay, the impact of this bug means that ATOMS and > many other functions are not available to Ubuntu users. > > I've tried installing the latest successful nightly build, but that doesn't > work as the customization for Ubuntu/Debian is missing and too many > environment issues arose. E.g. when starting scilab from the command line, > nothing happens, no output, no CPU load. The only think you can do is > stop the process (^Z) and then kill the stopped job. I couldn't run the > stable 6.0.2. version either. > > Next, I've tried building from source, but here I couldn't get past the JOGL > and javah issue, also reported by Nikolay (the javah issue I could > work around, but I couldn't find a fix for the JOGL issue). > > Effectively, this means that I don't have means to run Scilab, and I guess > with me also most of the other Ubuntu/Debian users. > > @Stepahne, is there something you can do to raise the awareness on this issue > and take measures for a big fix release being pushed to the Ubuntu > package maintainers? > > Thanks and regards, Paul
If think there is a simpler fix than patching all relevant files: https://github.com/HDFGroup/HDF.PInvoke/wiki/Important-Differences-between-HDF5-1.8-and-1.10(In reply to Stéphane MOTTELET from comment #16) > (In reply to Paul van Haren from comment #15) > > As per the analysis of Nikolay, the impact of this bug means that ATOMS and > > many other functions are not available to Ubuntu users. > > > > I've tried installing the latest successful nightly build, but that doesn't > > work as the customization for Ubuntu/Debian is missing and too many > > environment issues arose. E.g. when starting scilab from the command line, > > nothing happens, no output, no CPU load. The only think you can do is > > stop the process (^Z) and then kill the stopped job. I couldn't run the > > stable 6.0.2. version either. > > > > Next, I've tried building from source, but here I couldn't get past the > > JOGL and javah issue, also reported by Nikolay (the javah issue I could > > work around, but I couldn't find a fix for the JOGL issue). > > > > Effectively, this means that I don't have means to run Scilab, and I guess > > with me also most of the other Ubuntu/Debian users. > > > > @Stepahne, is there something you can do to raise the awareness on this > > issue and take measures for a big fix release being pushed to the Ubuntu > > package maintainers? > > > > Thanks and regards, Paul > > If think there is a simpler fix than patching all relevant files: > > https://github.com/HDFGroup/HDF.PInvoke/wiki/Important-Differences-between-HDF5-1.8-and-1.10 I mean, something similar -- You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu Bugs, which is subscribed to Ubuntu. https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1765503 Title: scilab: save, open and ATOMS system is broken in Scilab 6 on bionic, cosmic, disco and eoan To manage notifications about this bug go to: https://bugs.launchpad.net/scilab/+bug/1765503/+subscriptions -- ubuntu-bugs mailing list [email protected] https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-bugs
