Question #693260 on Yade changed:
https://answers.launchpad.net/yade/+question/693260
Status: Open => Answered
Janek Kozicki proposed the following answer:
Hmm. Maybe default ubuntu terminal has different handling of output
streams. Does:
find /usr -iname "_GLViewer.so*"
return nothing also? (but it might print a lot of "Permission denied"
which are useless and were removed by that `2> /dev/null` at the end of
previous command).
Well, I reproduced that crash, so even if you managed to run yadedaily,
it would still crash :) I opened an issue to fix it: https://gitlab.com
/yade-dev/trunk/-/issues/164
We can verify by looking at crash output when you start `yade -f6`
whether you have indeed latest yade version running. You should have
something like this:
<DEBUG> GLViewer:53 static void yade::GLViewer::staticCloseEvent(QCloseEvent*,
int): Accept this event: Will emit closeView for view #0
<DEBUG> OpenGLManager:76 virtual void yade::OpenGLManager::closeViewSlot(int):
Closing primary view.
Another thing: maybe you installed yadedaily, but not libyadedaily ? (it
shouldn't be possible to install yadedaily without libyadedaily, because
of library dependencies). Also you might try removing yade package, and
install only yadedaily (which is a bit strange solution, because the two
versions are supposed to not interfere with each other, but we are
running out of options).
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