I'm not sure if there are direct ports of the software that you are missing. If there are, install the missing programs and libraries. Otherwise you would have to compile from source every library that is missing, and then specify the path where you installed the libraries when you run cmake. Here's...

jmaustpc, Just checked the status of all my installed libraries: $ sudo pacman -Qs boost [sudo] password for arch: local/boost 1.56.0-1 Free peer-reviewed portable C++ source libraries - development headers local/boost-libs 1.56.0-1 Free peer-reviewed portable C++ source libraries - runtime librarie...

Hi everyone, Just recently I decided to upgrade FreeCAD (cloned and pulled today from git) and compiled without error, however whenever I choose to run it I get any of the following: Running from terminal: $ ./FreeCAD ./FreeCAD: error while loading shared libraries: libboost_filesystem.so.1.55.0: ca...

Hi,
Any chance you could share the file in another host, given that Ubuntu One closed its services the file is unavailable.

Hi everybody,
I was wondering if somebody would happen to have this macro:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pLtQelFyavg
I've searched for it in the forums, because I remember seeing it here once but I've been unable to locate it.

Well, I decided to inspect the CMake folder and review the FindOpenCasCade.cmake file as well as the CMakeLists file before editing anything. Turns out both already include /opt/opencascade as a search folder (which is the location in which I installed OCC). So, perhaps I misunderstood your instruct...

Thank you quick61, I'll do so as soon as I get home and report back.

Good evening to you all, Recently I decided to install a fresh copy of Arch Linux, since I considered it would be a great experience to learn some of the stuff other distros manage through GUIs. As such I decided to try and install FreeCAD directly from the git repository, having followed the instru...

Good evening everybody, As it turns out I just recently managed to run FreeCAD on Archlinux (not sure if relevant), and coming from an environment of commercial CAD applications and Windows I've enjoyed quite a lot FreeCAD's features in the Part Design Workbench (only one I've learned to use). The r...