Then use the update-alternatives command again.

jmaustpc wrote: ↑

Mon Apr 29, 2019 11:42 am

obviously you were not wearing a helmet when you ran into that moose while riding your push bike!

How many times will I have to say it: I did not run into a moose riding my bicycle! I was in a canoe and a safe distance away!

I did run into a cow one time, so I guess you can relate to that

However, Help -> About does not show any difference (from the previous installation): Often, debian packages propose updates that do not differ from source but fix issues specific to packaging. But in this specific case, the latest update also provides patches from upstream freecad. https://git.lau...

https://flatpak.org/setup/CentOS/
https://flathub.org/apps/details/org.freecadweb.FreeCAD

flatpak packages are managed from the gnome-software GUI program if that's your preference, or from the terminal.

It's not too late to cancel the builds.

Nevermind, it is too late...

So you would reinstall Windows because you are unwilling to try AppImage of flatpak?!?

Je n'avais pas remarqué, ça fait pareil sous une version plus récente de Qt5 (celle avec laquelle FreeCAD est compilé sous Windows est vraiment dépassée - la dernière version est la 5.12 :| ) Une solution moins pratique mais qui fonctionne : passer par les préférences / Sketcher / Taille de la grill...

Je n'en ai pas souvenir.

But yet it seems to me that until the world directions issue is solved globally like a unit system for all modules at once, there's no much benefit to having just custom cube labels. I agree. Like it or not, as it stands in FreeCAD, XY = top and YZ = right. That being said, I still maintain that th...

You and your blasted animated GIFs!!!

Almost not kidding...